Hoya finlaysonii 'Chicken Farm'

Hoya sp. 'Chicken Farm' This distinctive species or hybrid comes from Sabah in Borneo, collected by Eva-Karin Wiberg in 1997. Originally from Tenom, Malaysia, it was discovered near a chicken farm, hence the name. Some sources suggest it may be a hybrid between H. finlaysonii and H. deykeae, while others think it’s a variant of Hoya finlaysonii. Like most Hoyas, it grows as an epiphytic climber in tropical forests. Features elongated, lanceolate leaves with prominent dark green veins and silvery-grey and pink splotches resembling camouflage patterns, reaching up to 8 inches in length. Produces yellow or pink to reddish flowers with darker corona in fragrant clusters. It is suitable for training to climb or trailing from hanging baskets. Care Requirements: Grow in very bright, indirect light. Our Classic or Shaggy Aroid & Hoya Mix provides the ideal well-draining substrate. Water generously, but let it dry out slightly between waterings. Grows best with medium to high humidity. 50F to 90F