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Hoya obcordata is a charming species that quickly wins over collectors with its unusual foliage and easy-going nature. This rooted cutting with new growth in a 2-inch pot offers the opportunity to watch a rare and distinctive Hoya develop from an early stage into a vigorous vining plant. Its compact, heart-like leaves and reliable growth make it an excellent choice for both newer Hoya enthusiasts and experienced collectors looking for something truly different. Hoya obcordata Care & Details Origin: Hoya obcordata is a species endemic to the Eastern Himalayas. It is a naturally occurring species, not a hybrid. The species was formally described by botanists and published in scientific literature. For taxonomic information, see the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Plants of the World Online database. Taxonomy Update: This plant was previously sold in cultivation as Hoya obcordata. A 2025 taxonomic revision concluded that Hoya obcordata is conspecific with Hoya nummularia, and the accepted scientific name is now Hoya nummularia. Leaves: One of the most distinctive features of Hoya obcordata is its unique leaf shape. The leaves are thick, succulent, and resemble a squared-off heart. They are short, plump, slightly wavy, and display visible veining that adds texture and character. Their compact size and unusual form make this species stand out in any Hoya collection. Flowers: Hoya obcordata produces clusters of small, star-shaped flowers typical of the genus. Growth Rate: Fast-growing once established. It enjoys vining and can quickly produce new growth under favorable conditions, making it rewarding for growers who enjoy watching their plants develop. Watering: Water when the potting mix is mostly dry. Like most Hoyas, Hoya obcordata appreciates good drainage and should not remain constantly wet. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. For indoor growing, this plant performs well positioned about 12 inches below one Barrina T5 light for approximately 14 hours per day. Ideal Temperature & Humidity: Thrives around 75°F with humidity levels between 60–65%. Consistent warmth and moderate humidity encourage vigorous growth. General Hoya Care: Plant in a chunky, well-draining mix, provide bright indirect light, avoid overwatering, and maintain good airflow. For detailed care instructions, visit: https:hoyatreasures.compagescaring-for-hoya Why Customers Love It Unusual, squared-heart leaves, unlike most other Hoyas. Thick, textured foliage with attractive veining and gentle waviness. Fast-growing and eager to vine once established. Easy to grow and adaptable under typical indoor growing conditions. A unique collector's species that adds variety and character to any Hoya collection.

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