Hoya Sp. Vietnam Seedling

Description & Care
Hoya sp. Vietnam (Seedling) is an exciting, collectible seed-grown form known for its potential to develop striking foliage as it matures. This particular seedling is open-pollinated, which means it can express a wide range of genetic traits—making its future growth, coloration, and leaf structure uniquely its own. Early leaves often start narrow and soft, gradually thickening and gaining definition with age. Under brighter light, seedlings from this region may also develop warm sunstress tones or subtle splash patterns.
Once established, this species produces classic Hoya cluster blooms on persistent peduncles that return season after season.

Light: Bright, indirect light. Higher light encourages stronger color development, sunstress tones, and healthy growth.
Water: Allow soil to dry between waterings. Prefers a well-draining, chunky mix to protect young roots.
Humidity: Thrives at 60–80% humidity but adapts well to typical indoor levels with consistent care.
Temperature: 65–85°F. Keep away from cold drafts or sudden temperature changes.
Growth: Open-pollinated seedling with unique individual traits that become more defined with maturity.
Flowers: Produces returning clusters of blooms on long-lived peduncles; do not remove peduncles after flowering.
Care Level: Easy to moderate.

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