
by Plant Circle
Hoya Care Tips
Hoya, often called Wax Plants, are resilient climbers with fragrant flowers and fleshy leaves. Learn the care essentials that help these beauties thrive and bloom indoors!
Hoya carnosa 'Compacta' variegata 'Mauna Loa' S
Across the EU
60€ in Germany | 100€ Europe*
Founded 2017 in Berlin
Across the EU
60€ in Germany | 100€ Europe*
Founded 2017 in Berlin
Across the EU
60€ in Germany | 100€ Europe*
Founded 2017 in Berlin
The Hoya carnosa 'Compacta' variegata 'Mauna Loa', also known as 'Lura Lei' or 'Exotica', is a rare and highly sought-after cultivar of Hoya carnosa.
Discover the rare beauty of the Hoya carnosa ‘Compacta’ variegata ‘Mauna Loa,’ a must-have for plant collectors. This unique cultivar stands out with its twisted, curly leaves adorned with striking variegation in shades of creamy white, soft green, and pink. Known for its compact growth habit and hardy nature, it’s perfect for bright indoor spaces.
• Size: Small, Approx. 10.0cm height
• Pot Size: 10.5cm
• Care: Easy to moderate. Thrives in bright, indirect light with minimal watering once the soil dries out.
• Special Feature: Produces fragrant, star-shaped flowers under ideal conditions.
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