Hoya Verticillata Nganjuk 10.5cm H15cm

Meet the ‘Nganjuk’—the geometric masterpiece. With her large, lance-shaped leaves and clusters of cream-colored flowers that smell like spicy honey, she’s the bold, structural star of the Verticillata family. Striking, architectural, and undeniably grand, she’s here to turn your trellis into a lush, tropical statement. The Formal Name: Hoya verticillata 'Nganjuk' The Nickname: The Nganjuk Wax Plant Roots: A spectacular cultivar native to the humid forests of East Java, Indonesia. Natural Vibe: A vigorous climber that seeks out the bright canopy light. Care Guide: Sunlight: She demands bright, indirect light. She can handle some direct morning sun to help her bloom. Best Room: A large, bright living room where she has space to climb a sturdy trellis. Snacks: A balanced liquid fertiliser every 4 weeks in the summer. Tropical Feels: She loves humidity (60%+). Mist her occasionally to keep her waxy leaves happy. Cosy Factor: Keep it warm (18–27°C). She hates cold drafts and sudden drops. Thirst: Allow the top half of the soil to dry before watering. She likes consistent moisture during the summer. Safety First: Pet-Friendly! Safe for all your household companions. The Bedding: A very chunky, well-draining aroid or orchid mix is essential. Family Tree: Easily propagated by stem cuttings in water or damp perlite. Space Needs: She’s a grower! Give her plenty of room to vine out or climb skyward. Speed: A relatively fast grower once she’s established and happy. Uninvited Guests: Watch for mealybugs in the crevices of her thick stems. Moving Day: She loves a snug pot; repot every 2–3 years only when truly necessary. Haircut: Guide her vines onto a trellis to keep her organized and looking sharp. Fresh Air: A massive air-cleaner that adds a touch of the deep tropics to your home. Plant Lore: Named after the Nganjuk Regency in Indonesia, where this specific variety was found.