Hoya tannaensis Tanna Island IML0463

Hoya tannaensis is endemic to the island of Tanna, Vanuatu, where it was discovered on Mount Yasur, an active volcano. It was formally published as a species in 2011 after previously being circulated as Hoya sp. Tanna. A fast growing climbing hoya.

Features:

• 🌿 You will receive plant shown in photos, packed in its pot
• 🍃 oval light green leaves with centre vein
• 🌸 white flowers that blend from white to pink, with a pink corona
• 📍 Grows well in temperatures between 15-30 degrees celsius. Prefers medium to bright filtered light
• 🌱  Best grown in a hanging basket

Care Tips:

• Light: Bright, indirect light is best. Tolerates morning sun but avoid harsh afternoon rays. Too little light may slow growth.
• Water: Allow the top few centimeters of soil to dry out between waterings. Use the "soak and dry" method and avoid waterlogged conditions.
• Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity (50–70%). Benefits from misting or added humidity in dry environments.
• Temperature: Warm grower: range is 25–35°C. Keep away from cold drafts and protect from temperatures under 15°C.
• Soil: A light, airy mix is essential. Use orchid bark, perlite, and coco chips for excellent drainage and root health.
• Feeding: Feed monthly during the active growing season (spring and summer) with a balanced houseplant or orchid fertilizer.
• Growth Habit: Moderate grower with vining stems that can be trellised or left to trail. Trim occasionally to encourage bushiness.

Notes:

• Plant will be posted in its pot to minimise transit stress
• Leaf shape and color may vary slightly by season, light and growing conditions
• Ideal for beginner, intermediate to advanced collectors with a love for the unusual foliage