Hoya shepherdii | String Bean Hoya Size:12cm climbing from the forest floor

climbing from the forest floor into the mid-canopy

is a climbing plant native to Southeast Asia

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is a striking and unique climbing vine native to the tropical regions of South America

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Hoya shepherdii | String Bean Hoya Size:12cm climbing from the forest floorHoya shepherdii, often referred to as the 'String Bean Hoya' due to its distinctive foliage, is an epiphytic vine belonging to the Apocynaceae family. It features long, narrow, succulent like leaves that cascade gracefully, making it suitable for hanging baskets or trained on supports. When mature, it produces clusters of star shaped flowers that are white or light pink with red centres, emitting a sweet, perfume like fragrance. Native to: Hoya