Its inability to produce offsets makes each plant a unique individual that must be propagated from spores—a process taking 5-7 years to reach blooming size
this remarkable airplant grows at elevations between 1
This variety is distinguished from the standard Tillandsia mitlaensis by its caulescent (stem-forming) growth habit
It enjoys average room humidity but can appreciate a boost from a pebble tray
Intermediate growers ready to move beyond common staghorn ferns
Hoya ‘Sunrise’ Size:6” Pot Its inability to produce offsetsThe Hoya Sunrise is a stunning hybrid of Hoya lacunosa and Hoya obscura, treasured for its almond shaped leaves that develop rich red, bronze, and burgundy hues when exposed to bright light. This fast growing, trailing vine produces clusters of fragrant, star shaped blooms. Plant Details: Type: Tropical vine (Wax plant, Porcelain flower) Hybrid: Hoya lacunosa Hoya obscura Foliage: Small, leathery, almond shaped leaves that sun stress to red, bronze,