Hoya surigaoensis EG 00897 is an epiphytic vine native to the Philippines, known for its attractive foliage and distinctive flowers. The plant features large, shiny, veined leaves that can turn spectacular shades of red when exposed to increased sunlight. It produces clusters of small, star-shaped flowers that are gold-coloured with orange tips and a creamy-yellow corona, emitting a sweet, coconut-like fragrance.

Native to: Hoya surigaoensis is native to the Philippines, where it thrives in tropical forest environments as an epiphyte.

Water: Water thoroughly after the potting medium has dried out. Use a well-draining mix to prevent water retention, and reduce watering frequency during the winter months.

Light: This species prefers bright, indirect light. While it can tolerate some direct sunlight, excessive exposure may cause leaf scorching. Insufficient light can slow growth and reduce flowering.

Humidity: Hoya surigaoensis thrives in moderate to high humidity levels. Providing a humid environment can promote healthy growth and flowering.

Temperature: Maintain indoor temperatures between 15-35C for optimal growth. Avoid exposing the plant to cold drafts or sudden temperature fluctuations, as these can cause stress and hinder growth