Hoya surigaoensis

Important Disclaimer: Please be aware that the appearance of the leaves, particularly their stress-induced coloration, can vary significantly between plants. The image featured first serves as an illustrative example of the potential sun-stressed appearance a plant might achieve. The subsequent images are representative of the actual stock that will be shipped to you.

Hoya surigaoensis emerges from the verdant landscapes of the Philippines, Suriagao, a testament to the archipelago’s rich floral diversity. This discovery by Kloppenburg, Siar, and Nyhuus in 2010 introduced a climbing evergreen with a penchant for bright, indirect light and a preference for the warm embrace of temperatures ranging from 60°F to 85°F .

Cultivating Hoya surigaoensis brings the essence of tropical splendor into your home, with its unique needs reflecting the conditions of its native habitat. By providing the right balance of light, temperature, and humidity, you invite the opportunity to nurture a piece of the tropics, embodying both the challenge and the reward of plant care.