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Hoya 'Silver Lady Dy'
Hoya 'Silver Lady Dy'
Regular price
$30.00 AUD
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$30.00 AUD
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Hoya sp 'Silver Lady Dy' (XiaoJie003) is an easy care vining plant. It has striking semi succulent leaves with a shimmering metallic silver hue. It is a hybrid cultivar native to Southeast Asia and is a prized choice among plant collectors for its unique foliage and fragrant flowers.
Features:
- 🌿 You will receive plant shown in photos, packed in its pot
- 🍃 The leaves are small, oval- to lance-shaped, and semi-succulent with a waxy texture. They are predominantly silver with light speckling or marbling of darker green. When exposed to bright light (sun-stressed), the leaves can develop pink/purple or reddish tones.
- 🌸 shades of white or light pink coloured flowers
- 📍 Intermediate temperature growing hoya - suitably grown in temps 15-30 degrees celsius.
- 🌱 Vining/climbing habit
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: Intermediate grower: range is 15–30°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
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