Hoya Polyneura cutting đż â A rare and elegant plant
âŹ10,00 EUR
Unit price perIt will be delivered between December 14 and December 16.
Hoya Polyneura cutting â The plant with elegant veins đż
You will receive a cutting that is well rooted in the ground.
Add a touch of the exotic to your home with a cutting of Hoya Polyneura , also known as "Fish Hoya" because of its fine leaves with prominent veins reminiscent of a fishbone đ. Native to Asia, this climbing and trailing plant is prized for its unique foliage and ease of care.
Why choose Hoya Polyneura? đž
- Decorative foliage: elongated, veined, bright green leaves that bring a tropical touch to your interior decor đȘŽ.
- Fragrant bloom: delicate waxy flowers in umbels, with a sweet and delicate fragrance, appear when mature đŒ.
- Easy plant: ideal for amateurs and collectors alike, it requires little maintenance đ§đŸ.
Care instructions đĄ
- Light: Place your Hoya Polyneura in a bright location, but out of direct sunlight which could burn its leaves đ.
- Watering: Allow the substrate to dry out between waterings. Excess water can damage its roots đ§.
- Temperature: Prefers a mild environment between 18 and 25°C. Avoid cold drafts âïž.
- Difficulty: easy to care for, perfect for beginners with Hoyas.
The benefits of Hoya Polyneura đż
In addition to being a decorative plant, the Hoya polyneura helps improve indoor air quality and creates a calming atmosphere. Its climbing or trailing growth habit makes it ideal for hanging baskets or shelves.
Origin and characteristics đ
The Hoya polyneura originates from the tropical forests of Asia. In its natural habitat, it climbs trees in search of light. Indoors, it adapts perfectly to pot culture and grows quickly under good conditions.
Hoya Polyneura cutting đż â A rare and elegant plant
âŹ10,00 EUR
Unit price perArrives between December 14 and December 16.
Hoya Polyneura cutting â The plant with elegant veins đż
You will receive a cutting that is well rooted in the ground.
Add a touch of the exotic to your home with a cutting of Hoya Polyneura , also known as "Fish Hoya" because of its fine leaves with prominent veins reminiscent of a fishbone đ. Native to Asia, this climbing and trailing plant is prized for its unique foliage and ease of care.
Why choose Hoya Polyneura? đž
- Decorative foliage: elongated, veined, bright green leaves that bring a tropical touch to your interior decor đȘŽ.
- Fragrant bloom: delicate waxy flowers in umbels, with a sweet and delicate fragrance, appear when mature đŒ.
- Easy plant: ideal for amateurs and collectors alike, it requires little maintenance đ§đŸ.
Care instructions đĄ
- Light: Place your Hoya Polyneura in a bright location, but out of direct sunlight which could burn its leaves đ.
- Watering: Allow the substrate to dry out between waterings. Excess water can damage its roots đ§.
- Temperature: Prefers a mild environment between 18 and 25°C. Avoid cold drafts âïž.
- Difficulty: easy to care for, perfect for beginners with Hoyas.
The benefits of Hoya Polyneura đż
In addition to being a decorative plant, the Hoya polyneura helps improve indoor air quality and creates a calming atmosphere. Its climbing or trailing growth habit makes it ideal for hanging baskets or shelves.
Origin and characteristics đ
The Hoya polyneura originates from the tropical forests of Asia. In its natural habitat, it climbs trees in search of light. Indoors, it adapts perfectly to pot culture and grows quickly under good conditions.
âŹ10,00 EUR
Unit price per