Hoya burtoniae

Hoya burtoniaeA rarely seen and gorgeous plant with deep green oval shaped leaves which blush when placed in bright sunlight. The Hoya genus is named after Thomas Hoy who was gardener to the Duke of Northumberland. Can be trained to climb or allowed to hang as a trailing plant. Water once the top two inches of soil has dried out. Bright indirect light is best and feed every two weeks in spring summer is favourable. Nursery Pot Size: 14cm Height: 30cm Fits

Pot Ø Height Drainage 30cm 26cm None 35cm 30cm None 40cm 32cm None Good to know

Perfect for bright rooms or as a thoughtful gift

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Dimensions (H x W x D): 31 x 33 x 20cm

It is well known as an excellent air purifying plant and looks fantastic on shelves

If the glass becomes heavily misted or foggy for long periods

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The leaves have beautiful wavy margins which resemble a beaver tail

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It's elegantly curved non-drip spout delivers pinpoint watering accuracy

low-growing habit and intricate foliage patterns make them a standout addition to your indoor collection

everyday garden essential – and a thoughtful gift for keen gardeners