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Hoya bakoensis (Outer Variegated) is a rare collector’s plant that combines the charm of the species with striking creamy-white outer variegation. This rooted cutting with new growth in a 2-inch pot offers the excitement of watching fresh leaves emerge while enjoying a species that was first discovered in the unique heath forests of Borneo. As it matures, its compact growth habit and beautifully variegated foliage make it a standout addition to any Hoya collection. Hoya bakoensis (Outer Variegated) Care & Details Origin: Hoya bakoensis is a species native to the kerangas (heath) forests of Bako National Park in Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia. It was formally described by botanist Michele Rodda in 2015. Scientific publication: https:doi.org10.3897phytokeys.53.5079 (ScienceDirect) Leaves: Small, thick, succulent-like leaves with attractive outer variegation. The compact foliage and sturdy leaf texture help the plant maintain an attractive appearance even as it matures. Growth Rate: Moderate grower when provided with warm temperatures, high humidity, and consistent care. Watering: Allow the potting mix to dry partially between waterings. Water thoroughly, then let excess moisture drain away. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. For indoor growing, this plant thrives about 8 inches below double Barrina T5 lights for approximately 14 hours per day. Ideal Temperature & Humidity: Grows exceptionally well around 85°F with 70–75% humidity. General Hoya Care: Use a chunky, well-draining mix, avoid overwatering, provide good airflow, and fertilize lightly during active growth. For a complete care guide, visit https:hoyatreasures.compagescaring-for-hoya. Why Customers Love It Rare species with eye-catching outer variegation. Compact growth makes it ideal for shelves, cabinets, and small spaces. Thick, attractive foliage provides year-round interest even when not in bloom. Rooted cutting with new growth gives collectors a head start toward a mature specimen.

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