Hoya tanggamusHoya tanggamus is a charming and rare species of Hoya, known for its unique, star shaped flowers and striking, waxy leaves. Native to the tropical regions of Indonesia, specifically the Tanggamus area of Sumatra, this species is part of the larger Hoya genus, which is celebrated for its lush, trailing vines and fragrant blooms. Hoya tanggamus stands out due to its beautiful flowers and distinctive foliage, making it a desirable addition to any

Native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Central and South America

Water roughly every 2-3 weeks when foliage starts to wrinkle or feels less firm in the spring and summer and cut back watering to once a month in the fall and winter

This is an epiphytic fern commonly known as staghorn fern

which makes watering in place easy

Once you see new growth emerging

mainly because the huge holes in its leaves

Paphiopedilum delenatii var

which is a characteristic trait of many species within the Chiloschista genus

You can water this plant once every 10-12 days

found from Cameroon to Kenya and Tanzania

We're not 100% sure what color their blooms are

We've seen these tall as trees in botanical gardens and they can become quite impressive and woody at the base