Hoya erythrostemma species_cheiridopsis but the cristata form develops

but the cristata form develops unique wavy stems that can spread horizontally and create a striking visual effect

Growth: This plant remains relatively compact for an Alocasia

Also note that some plants do not yet have flowers and that the plants are pruned to encourage branching when they reach a certain height

Watering: Ficus umbellata prefers slightly moist soil

slightly slower than some other pothos varieties due to its heavy leaf variegation

Hoya erythrostemma species_cheiridopsis but the cristata form developsOrigin: South East Asia Watering: Let the substrate dry between waterings. Brightness: intense to medium (6 to 10 hours of sun for beautiful flowering) Substrate: draining and aerated Flower color: white, burgundy heart Temperature: minimum 20C Growth: average Our homemade hoya soil