Hoya manipurensis

Hoya manipurensis is a beautiful climbing hoya native to northeastern India. It’s known for its elongated leaves, fast vining growth, and delicate clusters of starry flowers.

Care Guide

• Light: Bright indirect light. Can handle a bit of soft morning sun.
• Water: Water when the mix is mostly dry. Avoid keeping roots constantly wet.
• Humidity: Loves higher humidity (60%+ if possible), but adapts to normal household humidity.
• Soil: Very airy hoya mix:
• orchid bark
• perlite
• coco husk/chips
• small amount of potting soil
• Temperature: Warm temperatures are best — around 18–30°C.

Growth Style

• Fast-growing climber.
• Does well on a trellis or hanging naturally.
• New leaves often emerge soft and lighter green.

Flowers

The blooms are small, fuzzy, and star-shaped, usually appearing in clusters called umbels. Like many hoyas, flowers may develop a sweet fragrance.

Tips for Success

• Keep roots snug in the pot.
• Good airflow helps prevent root rot.
• Don’t remove old flower spurs — hoyas rebloom from them.

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