Hoya quinquenervia is a stunning plant that was discovered in O. Warburg Malunu, Isabela Province in Luzon, Philippines and first described in 1904.

The young leaves display beautiful reddish-purple hues, while the larger ones turn a striking reddish tone in strong light. The long-lasting yellow blooms emit a mild, sweet fragrance that lingers in the air. Although the flowers last about four or five days, they remain closed and attached to the plant for some time before dropping.

• Light: bright indirect
• Soil: epiphytic
• Water: keep slightly moist with moderate humidity
• Fertilizer: slow release

Available in 4″ nursery container