Hoya Davidcummingii
Hoya davidcummingii is a charming little species in the Hoya family, and it’s a favorite among collectors because of its distinctive foliage and adorable blooms.
Characteristics
Characteristics
- Small, thick, slightly fuzzy leaves
- Often oval or rounded with a soft texture
- Compact growth habit, making it great for small spaces or hanging pots
- Produces clusters of tiny, waxy blooms
- Colors range from pinkish to yellowish with darker centers
- Known for a sweet fragrance when in bloom
- Flowers are relatively small but appear in generous clusters
- A trailing or cascading vine
- Slow to moderate grower
- Looks beautiful in hanging baskets or trained on a small trellis
- Bright, indirect light is ideal
- Can tolerate some morning sun
- Avoid harsh afternoon rays that can scorch the leaves
- Let the soil dry out between waterings
- Prefers slightly more moisture than some other Hoyas, but still hates soggy soil
- Use a well‑draining mix (orchid bark + perlite + potting soil works well)
- Thrives in moderate to high humidity
- Great candidate for a greenhouse cabinet or a warm bathroom
- Prefers warm conditions
- Keep above 60°F for best growth
Planted Rooted Cutting on February 9, 2026