💙💛Big-Leaved Hoyas in My Collection

Today, I want to do a review of my large-leaved Hoyas. People often ask me about the size of leaves in different Hoya varieties and Hoyas with big leaves, so I thought it would be a good idea to show you. I even brought a ruler to make the measurements clear.

Let's start with my Hoya Pubicalyx Splash. It's about 3 years old and one of the oldest in my collection. The leaves are vibrant and huge, measuring around 15-20 centimeters. It grows well without additional lighting.

Next is Hoya Balaensis, which has beautiful leaves over 10 centimeters long. It doesn't require extra lighting but can be even more vibrant if placed under lamps.

Hoya Macrophylla Snow Queen also grows without additional lighting and produces large leaves. Occasionally, some leaves may have spots in winter, but overall, it's a healthy plant.

Hoya Sarawak Cream Flowers hasn't bloomed yet for me, but its convex leaves are impressive, reaching around 12-13 centimeters.

Moving on to Hoya Glabra, it has started developing larger leaves, with the largest one measuring about 15 centimeters.

Hoya Forbesii has unique leaves with veins and silver spots, and although the initial cutting didn't look attractive, it grew into beautiful textured leaves.

Hoya Meredithii Green is a variety with large leaves, but I made a mistake by letting it dry out too much, causing it to drop its young leaves.

Hoya Bahoi is a temperamental beauty with textured leaves and vibrant colors. I try not to overwater my Hoyas and provide appropriate care. It's better to avoid heavy fertilization, especially in winter, and foliar application of diluted amber acid can be beneficial.

I wish you happiness and success. May your floral desires come true!