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Hoya Wayetii

Hoya Wayetii

$14.00

Description

Winston Approved — The Plantry Plant Co.

Winston Approved. Inspected personally by Winston, our Chief Exploration Companion — non-toxic to cats and dogs. See everything he's cleared →

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"Long narrow leaves edged in a dark chocolate line, and when she gets enough sun the whole plant blushes bronze — what growers call 'sun stress' and what I call her showing off. Blooms are dusty mauve and smell faintly of butterscotch." — Mr. Phileas Plant

The Plant

Hoya wayetii is a Philippine species with slim, elongated leaves carrying a distinctive dark purple margin. Grown bright, the foliage takes on a warm bronze-red cast; grown shadier, she stays deep green. Both are handsome — it's entirely your preference.

This is a full, generously trailing plant with vines running well past the pot, rooted in a clear cup of Fluval Stratum. The biggest hoya in this batch, and the closest to blooming size.

Care at a Glance

☀️ Light: Bright indirect to some gentle direct sun — sun brings out the bronze colouring.
💧 Water: When the top inch of substrate is dry. She stores water in those leaves and prefers to run dry.
🌡️ Humidity: Content in average household air; appreciates a little extra.
🪴 Soil: Established in Fluval Stratum.
📏 Growth: Trailing — beautiful spilling from a hanging pot.
⚠️ Toxicity: Generally considered non-toxic and pet-friendly, though the milky sap may irritate sensitive skin.

What You'll Receive

A healthy, rooted Hoya wayetii with long established vines, in a clear cup of Fluval Stratum. Carefully packaged with weather-appropriate protection — heat pack included when temperatures require it.

🌿 Grown in-house, in small batches.

Propagated and rooted at The Plantry — when this batch is gone, it's gone.

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