Easy to maintain

Hoya Rangsan – Mother plant

🌿 Large Hoya Rangsan plant with great cutting potential. Thick, ribbed foliage and possible flowering depending on conditions.

Advice

• Light: Bright indirect
• Watering: Moderate

Monstera Frozen Freckles ❄️

A rare plant with green foliage variegated with white, as if dusted with frost. Highly prized by collectors.

Interview

• Light: bright indirect
• Watering: spaced

Hoya Mathilde 🌸

A well-rooted cutting of this compact hoya with small, spotted leaves, producing clusters of fragrant star-shaped flowers.

🌞 Easy maintenance

• Exposure : Bright indirect light
• Watering : Let dry between two
• Flowering : Fragrant white and pink flowers
• Growth : Compact and bushy

💮 Special feature

Its leaves have natural silver spots. Origin: Hybrid between Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens.

Add a tropical feel to your home with the Philodendron Scandens Brazil . This trailing plant features heart-shaped, variegated dark green and light yellow foliage. Highly resilient, it's perfect for beginners or those with less than perfect green fingers.

Its dense foliage is ideal for decorating a shelf, a windowsill, or hanging it for a guaranteed jungle effect. A pot is available upon request.

🧴 Interview:

💡 Light: Partial shade to indirect light

💧 Moderate watering: let the soil dry between two waterings

🌱 Repotting recommended once a year to promote growth

Philodendron and Syngonium Potting Mix 🌿

🌡️ Specific care

• Light : Indirect bright without direct sun
• Humidity : >50% ideally
• Bloom : Almost all year round
• Special feature : Long-lasting cut flowers

🌎 Origin

Native to the rainforests of Central America, each plant is unique in its coloration.

🌿 Hoya with veined and textured foliage

Hoya Crassipetiolata is characterized by its thick, dark green, silver-veined leaves. Ideal for fans of hardy hoyas.

🌸 Fragrant flowering possible

Easy to hang or guide on a hoop.

🌸 Hoya Sabah: leafy jewel

Hoya sp. Sabah EPC 961 is a rare variety with thick, ribbed leaves, typical of collector hoyas. Star-shaped blooms if well cared for 🌟.

🌿 Maintenance

• Light: bright indirect
• Watering: spaced
• Recommended support: tutor or suspension

✨ For enthusiasts

A unique piece in any urban jungle.

Hoya DS-70 Variegata – A Flowering Rarity 🌿

This rare Hoya offers variegated foliage and fragrant red flowers several times a year. An easy-to-grow climbing plant for Hoya lovers.

🌡️ Ideal conditions

• Light : Indirect bright light
• Watering : Let dry between two waterings
• Flowering : Starry, waxy red flowers
• Growth : Slow but steady

✨ Special features

Green foliage variegated with cream, sturdy stems and repeat blooms. Native to Southeast Asia.

💡 Tip

Do not prune flower stalks after flowering, they may rebloom.

Hoya Callistophylla Tricolor

🎨 Thick, ribbed leaves in shades of green, cream, and pink. An exceptional variety for lovers of rare Hoyas.

Interview

• Light: Bright indirect
• Watering: Spaced

Hoya 'Krimson Queen' 🌿

An essential variegated variety of Hoya, with green foliage edged with creamy white and umbels of waxy, star-shaped pink flowers.

🌡️ Ideal conditions

• Light : Bright without direct sunlight
• Watering : Let dry between two
• Flowering : Spring/summer, very fragrant
• Growth : Slow to moderate

✨ Special feature

Some leaves may be entirely white. Do not cut flower stalks after flowering. Origin: Horticultural hybridization.

Monstera Minima (Rhaphidophora) 🪴

A miniature version of the famous Monstera, with glossy green leaves that develop natural fenestrations as they age.

🌿 Easy maintenance

• Light : Medium to bright indirect light
• Watering : Allow to dry on the surface
• Support : Stake or trellis recommended
• Growth : Fast under good conditions

🌱 Special feature

Despite its name, it's actually a Rhaphidophora. Origin: Asian rainforests. Perfect for small spaces.

Monstera adansonii 'Japanese Tricolor' 🇯🇵 Trio of colors

An ultra-rare form of Monstera adansonii featuring a stable variegation combining green, creamy white, and pale pink on each leaf.

Features :

• Variegation: Stable tricolor
• Shape: Perforated sheets
• Rarity: Very hard to find

Expert advice:

💧 Aerated substrate • ☀️ Indirect light • 💦 High humidity

One of the most intriguing Hoyas 🌱

Hoya Imbricata is a fascinating epiphyte species with scale-like leaves that flatten against their support. Ideal for lovers of rare plants!

Special features

• 🌀 Flat growth
• 🌿 Ideal on bark or stake
• 🪴 Unique graphic foliage

Interview

Filtered light, high humidity, light but regular watering. Temperature > 20°C. Aerated substrate essential.

Hoya Quinquenervia

🌿 Elegant climbing plant with elongated leaves marked by five distinct veins. Flowers in fragrant umbels.

Care instructions

• Light: Bright
• Watering: Let dry between two
• Difficulty: Medium

Monstera karstenianum 'Peru' 🌿

A rare Monstera with thick, embossed leaves of a glossy deep green, for a lush and graphic jungle effect.

🌡️ Optimal conditions

• Light : Medium to bright indirect light
• Watering : Moderate, let the surface dry
• Humidity : >50% recommended
• Support : Can climb or fall

✨ Special feature

Unique leather-like leaf texture. Origin: South American rainforests.

🖋️ Callistophylla: spectacular veining

Hoya Callistophylla is known for its dark veins contrasting with the light green of the leaves. Rooted cuttings with at least 2 leaves.

🛠️ Maintenance

• Light: bright indirect
• Watering: spaced
• Humidity: medium

📈 Slow but rewarding growth

One of the most decorative Hoyas!

Monstera Adansonii 🐵

The famous "Swiss Cheese Plant" with naturally perforated oval leaves, perfect for creating a jungle atmosphere.

🌿 Easy maintenance

• Light : Medium to bright indirect light
• Watering : Allow to dry on the surface
• Humidity : Enjoy >50%
• Growth : Fast (up to 3m)

🌱 Special feature

Its natural perforations (fenestrations) increase with age. Origin: Tropical forests of Central America.

Hoya Mathilde Silver

✨ This Hoya seduces with its shimmering silver foliage and small, fragrant flowers. Ideal for hanging or climbing.

Care instructions

• Light: Bright without direct sunlight
• Watering: Allow the substrate to dry
• Temperature: 18-26°C
• Difficulty: Easy

Origin

Southeast Asia

Hoya Pot of Gold

✨ Golden yellow veined and variegated leaves: the 'Pot of Gold' is a rare and bright Hoya that attracts all eyes.

Care instructions

• Light: Bright indirect
• Watering: Spaced out, avoid excess
• Difficulty: Medium

Hoya Wayetii Variegata 🌈

An exceptional hoya with succulent leaves edged in cream and pink, producing umbels of fragrant star-shaped flowers.

🌺 Growing tips

• Light : Bright without direct sunlight
• Watering : Let dry between two waterings
• Flowering : Fragrant pink flowers
• Growth : Slow but steady

💖 Special feature

Its thick leaves develop pink hues in good light. Origin: Philippines. Perfect for hanging.