Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Princess' H9
For the choc-aholic!
Stunning foliage with bright green leaves lined in cream, yellow and pink. At times will produce bright pink/burgundy vines and send out solid cream leaves! Leaves measuring 11cm x 6cm.
Blooms: Pink to dark pink, star-shaped flowers, up to 15mm across, with magenta-centred white corona. Up to 40 flowers per umbel. Fragrance just like chocolate! Flowers last up to 7 days.
Sun exposure: Grows best in bright, filtered light.
Water requirement: Sensitive to over-watering. Wait until leaves slightly pucker. Water thoroughly once dry. Loose, well-draining potting mix is best.
Maintenance: Low. Doses of half strength fertiliser in growing period.
Special note: Collector’s Number 3. WAOL permitted. Cold hoya: best suited to temperatures between 10-25C.
Each living plant is unique and may vary in size, colour, or shape depending on the season. Flowering plants will be sent whenever possible. Plants are sent bare-rooted.
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For the choc-aholic!
Stunning foliage with bright green leaves lined in cream, yellow and pink. At times will produce bright pink/burgundy vines and send out solid cream leaves! Leaves measuring 11cm x 6cm.
Blooms: Pink to dark pink, star-shaped flowers, up to 15mm across, with magenta-centred white corona. Up to 40 flowers per umbel. Fragrance just like chocolate! Flowers last up to 7 days.
Sun exposure: Grows best in bright, filtered light.
Water requirement: Sensitive to over-watering. Wait until leaves slightly pucker. Water thoroughly once dry. Loose, well-draining potting mix is best.
Maintenance: Low. Doses of half strength fertiliser in growing period.
Special note: Collector’s Number 3. WAOL permitted. Cold hoya: best suited to temperatures between 10-25C.
Each living plant is unique and may vary in size, colour, or shape depending on the season. Flowering plants will be sent whenever possible. Plants are sent bare-rooted.
