Hoya globulifera High Humidity thriving in areas with abundant

thriving in areas with abundant moisture and filtered light from the forest canopy

You'll need to clean the seeds of the berries and sow them onto sphagnum moss in a sealed bag until germination

and silver on thread-thin stems

which further adds to the reflective quality of its foliage

thriving in the moderate to low light conditions where many houseplants struggle

Hoya globulifera High Humidity thriving in areas with abundantHoya globulifera is an intriguing tropical plant recognised for its unique spherical flower clusters and robust, trailing growth. The plant's thick, glossy leaves and fragrant blooms make it a favored addition to indoor plant collections, especially in spaces that can mimic its natural, humid habitat. Native to: Hoya globulifera is native to Papua New Guinea. This region provides the warm, humid tropical conditions that are ideal for the plant's