Hoya deykeae x chicken farm

Hoya deykeae is a highly coveted, slow-growing epiphytic vine endemic to the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Discovered in 1990, it is named after Deyke van Donkelaar-Jannink. It is widely celebrated among plant collectors for its distinctively heart-shaped, light green leaves that feature prominent, dark green dramatic veining—making it look visually like a spectacular cross between Hoya kerrii and Hoya callistophylla. When it blooms, it produces tight, rounded clusters of star-shaped, creamy yellow flowers with peach-coloured centres that give off a light, citrusy or sweet fragrance.

how to care 

Light: Provide bright, indirect sunlight. It can tolerate a bit of direct morning sun, which can help sun-stress the foliage beautifully, but avoid harsh afternoon rays.