Hoya New Guinea Ghost Croton Codiaeum Soil: Airy aroid mix (orchid

Soil: Airy aroid mix (orchid bark/perlite/peat)

provide a wide pot or moss pole depending on the plant's habit

the pendant tubular flowers emerge in brilliant orange-red — a color combination of startling visual contrast that has made this one of the most sought-after species in the genus among collectors of unusual cloud forest epiphytes

and blooms)

collected from the township of Gualaquiza in Morona-Santiago Province at approximately 1

Hoya New Guinea Ghost Croton Codiaeum Soil: Airy aroid mix (orchidHoya New Guinea Ghost Hoya nicholsoniae 'New Guinea Ghost' A cultivar of Hoya nicholsoniae native to New Guinea and nearby regions, grown for its elongated, lanceolate, slightly waxy leaves carrying a pale silvery blue to silver grey coloration that gives the plant an ethereal, frosted quality. Under stronger light the leaves sun stress into pastel pink, lavender, and maroon tones with green venation contrasting against the stressed surface. A fast