Hoya polyneura inventoryfix growth habit and attractive foliage

growth habit and attractive foliage make it a popular choice for both novice and experienced terrariums enthusiasts

This species is slow-growing and relatively easy to care for

this plant is an official tissue culture clone of the original 'Michelle' plant

known as the Hawaiian Palm or Alula

Hoya polyneura inventoryfix growth habit and attractive foliageHoya polyneura, the wonderful Fishtail Hoya, is grown for its thin, angular leaves boldly etched with darker veins that give each one the look of a little fishtail. Delicate and distinctive, it rewards good care with clusters of charming pink and red blooms. A jewel among trailing Hoyas. Origins Native to the cool foothills of the Himalayas, Hoya polyneura grows as an epiphyte in bright, humid mountain forests. Soil and Substrate Our Hoya Premium