Hoya sp. aff. burtoniae 3"What's in a name? The full name of this tropical vine is Hoya species affinity burtoniae and it can be found natively in the Philippines. Hoya are semi to fully epiphytic plants, meaning that it grows on another plant or for physical support, making this specific Hoya great for hanging and dangling as it has less of a twisting habit than most. Leaves are a beautiful olive green with a velvety pubescence. Once settled, flowers can be very profuse.

Fronds are thick

copaiba balsam

Not watertight

These orchids produce small white flowers that bloom intermittently

Color shades range from creamsicle

They open up with some purple then mature to green with purple tinted undersides

And then all the sudden a super tropical looking flower can appear ranging in the color spectrum of cream to yellow and maroon

'Domino' has large green leaves with cream white mottling that produce a flower in a spadix surrounded by white to light green spathe

Now check out the 'Spiralis' which looks like came out of a Ray Bradbury novel

Excellent for adding autumn color to the landscape

Bold and upright - sure to make a statement

Great for fungus gnats