Hoya wayetii “Tricolor”

Waxflower, waxplant, waxvine

Hoya wayetii is native to the Philippines. It grows creeping, the shoots can reach lengths of up to one meter. Hoya wayetii “Tricolor” differs from the wild type by its yellow-green leaves. Young leaves are reddish, but lose this coloration after a while.

Hoya wayetii Tricolor

Characteristics & Description

Height, habit: 40 to 100 centimeters, herbaceous plant
Life cycle: Perennial
Poisonous: Yes, contact with the milky plant sap can cause skin irritation.
Origin: The wild type is native to Southeast Asia (Philippines)
USDA zone: 13 (59 °F/15 °C)

Hoya wayetii Tricolor

Botany

Name: Hoya wayetii “Tricolor”
Family: Apocynaceae

Hoya wayetii Tricolor

Hoya wayetii Tricolor

Hoya wayetii Tricolor

Categories: Succulents | Indoor Plants | Vine |

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