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HOYA FAQS
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Highly sought-after silver Hoya with beautifully reflective foliage. If you are a Hoya Nicohlsoniae New Guinea Ghost fan level up with this unicorn find. Leaves can develop soft pink/lavendar tones under bright light, making this a standout collector’s piece. A variety that becomes more striking as it matures, with potential to produce clusters of fragrant blooms.
Live plant; may at times naturally shed a leaf as it continues to grow. Please view all images and video for your reference to any marks/blemishes.
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Light: Bright indirect light; higher light enhances silver and pink tones.
Water: Allowed to dry between waterings; typically every 10-14 days (more frequently in summer).
Potting Medium: Well-draining, airy mix such as a tree-fern or semi hydro blend.
Temperature: Thrives with higher humidity but adapts to household conditions. Prefers cooler climate.
Growth Habit: Trailing/Climbing. -
Established and multi-planted in a square pot. Saucer included. Shipped with care via Australia Express Post with Tracking.
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Established plant with healthy roots and pest-free at dispatch.
HOYA SP. GERMANY SILVER #001
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HOYA SP. GERMANY SILVER
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