Hoya curtisii

Hoya  Curtisii (wax flower)

Hoya engleriana is a very small leafed Hoya from Southeast Asia. 

Hoya curtisii has small round leaves that come to a point, with flecks of silver variegation and it grows as a creeping epiphyte.

It produces small clusters of flowers with a waxy white flower and pink centre. The flowers are very fragrant, with a citrusy or melon-like scent.

Most Hoyas (such as the Engleriana) prefer bright light, moderate to high humidity, and warm temperatures. This Hoya hold much water in the small leaves, ensuring the soil is completely dry between watering is important for good growth and a healthy root system. Fertilize during the active growing season spring - summer.

Light- Bright direct
Soil type - Aroid
Water - Let soil dry between weekly watering
Temperature- 19-25 degrees celcius
Humidity- 50-70%

Classification

• Family: Apocynaceae
• Subfamily: Asclepiadoideae
• Genus: Hoya