Hoya sp. Nap 03
Purchased well rooted plant cutting from Jackie July 2026
Scientific name: Hoya sp. NAP 03 Indonesia;
Common name: Waxflower, waxplant, wax vine
Origin: Southeast Asia
Soil: well-drained soil.
Light: full sun to partial shade
Watering: plenty, let it dry out between waterings
Hardiness: not lower than 57F
Hoya sp. NAP 03
This unique variety, native to the lush rainforests of Indonesia, showcases heart-shaped leaves with a velvety texture and a mesmerizing blend of deep green and cream variegation. Its delicate, star-shaped blooms exude a sweet fragrance, transforming your home into a tropical oasis.
Features:
Common name: Waxflower, waxplant, wax vine
Origin: Southeast Asia
Soil: well-drained soil.
Light: full sun to partial shade
Watering: plenty, let it dry out between waterings
Hardiness: not lower than 57F
Hoya sp. NAP 03
This unique variety, native to the lush rainforests of Indonesia, showcases heart-shaped leaves with a velvety texture and a mesmerizing blend of deep green and cream variegation. Its delicate, star-shaped blooms exude a sweet fragrance, transforming your home into a tropical oasis.
Features:
- Variegated Foliage - Thick, waxy leaves adorned with a mesmerizing variegation pattern, displaying a unique blend of green, cream, and sometimes even hints of pink hues. Each leaf is a masterpiece of nature’s artistry.
- Delicate Flowers - Clusters of delicate, star-shaped blooms with a sweet, intoxicating aroma and a creamy white color with a hint of pink (blooming may be infrequent in smaller plants).
- Thriving Indoors - Adapts well to indoor environments with bright, indirect light and moderate humidity.
- Light - Bright, indirect light to encourage blooming and maintain the vibrancy of the variegation. Protect from harsh, direct sunlight.
- Water - Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Avoid overwatering, which can lead to root rot.
- Humidity - Prefers moderate to high humidity. Mist regularly or use a pebble tray.
- Temperature - Thrives in temperatures between 65-85°F.