4” Hoya surigaoensis bambino tear drop shaped leaves

tear drop shaped leaves

velvety dark green that appears almost black in certain light

but to truly let your plant shine you should allow it to climb a pole or other support structure

Their leaves are fuzzy with small colorful blooms

This plant will tolerate low light conditions but will thrive in bright indirect light

4” Hoya surigaoensis bambino tear drop shaped leavesHoya surgiaoensis is an uncommon Hoya species that is sure to be the topic of conversation! With its ovate, green leaves that sun stress a light red to pink color, what more could you ask for!? Hoya surigaoensis care: Hoya surigaoensis prefers a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow the soil to dry out almost completely before watering, taking care to not allow it to sit in excess water. Provide your new Hoya plant with plenty of