...from the rejuvenation of the mother plant, own propagation; easy to care for, Hoya anulata has attractive, waxy leaves and produces sweet-smelling flowers. It originates from the island of New Guinea and Australia and is a simple houseplant that excels in climbing; hanging shoots; not over-fertilised therefore top healthy and robust (quality before quantity! ), not hardy, also suitable for half-shady locations, with sufficient sun the leaves get a red tinge (see picture), no waterlogging, please; planted in self-mixed organic substrate (the plant does not need to be repotted for the next 1-2 years); enjoy your new Hoya anulata.

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