Hoya Incrassata 'Eclipse' (Outer variegation) ONLY AVAILABLE AT ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEEHoya incrassata species are highly fragrant species originally from the Philippines. This is a beginner friendly plant. And produce gorgeous flowers when fertilized during the spring and summer months. It prefers to be watered about once a week on average. It is currently growing in a well draining chunky mix. And thriving in an area that gets bright indirect light during the day. It can also tolerate partial shade and dappled sunlight. ****ONLY

With proper care it is a plant that can thrive and grows moderately fast

Its elongated succulent- like leaves that are super thick

Philodendron Orange Marmalade is an uncommon gorgeous tropical plant with colorful foliage that varies with every leaf

Hoya RB Dick EPC 196 is an uncommon Hoya with leaves that are typically have thick leaves with veining that is profound compared to other types of Hoya

It is currently growing on a moss pole in a well draining mix

Its compact size makes it suitable for indoor cultivation OR outdoors

the more the leaves have variations of a reddish/ purplish color to them

It grows best in bright-indirect light/ moderate light

It LOVES bright light and can tolerate direct sun & bright indirect light

Time: 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM

It has a triangular spine like shape and grows upright

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