Hoya ‘Clamshell’ | 2-Inch

Hoya ‘Clamshell’ is a unique collector’s Hoya prized for its unusually cupped, shell-like foliage that gives the plant its memorable name. This rooted cutting is actively growing in a 2-inch pot, making it an excellent choice for growers who enjoy watching a rare Hoya mature over time. Whether displayed on a shelf or trained to climb, Hoya ‘Clamshell’ brings distinctive texture and tropical character to any indoor plant collection.

• Origin: Commonly circulated in cultivation as Hoya ‘Clamshell’ (also known as Hoya Clamshell NoID). A formally published botanical origin or hybrid registration is not currently available.

• Foliage: Features thick, succulent leaves with a distinctive cupped or folded shape resembling a clam shell. The leaves have a substantial texture that helps the plant store moisture and adds visual interest even when not in bloom.

• Growth Rate: Moderate grower when provided with warm temperatures, bright light, and consistent care.

• Watering: Allow the potting mix to partially dry between waterings. The thick leaves help the plant tolerate brief dry periods better than overwatering.

• Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. This plant was grown approximately 8 inches beneath double Barrina T5 lights for 14 hours per day.

• Ideal Temperature & Humidity: Thrives in warm conditions around 85°F with humidity levels of 70–75%.

• General Hoya Care: Use a chunky, well-draining mix, avoid keeping roots constantly wet, and provide bright indirect light for best growth. For detailed growing instructions, visit: https://hoyatreasures.com/pages/caring-for-hoya

Why Customers Love It

Hoya ‘Clamshell’ stands out from more common Hoyas thanks to its unusual shell-shaped foliage, thick succulent leaves, and easy-care nature. Collectors appreciate its distinctive appearance, while newer growers enjoy its forgiving growth habits and compact size.

*** Exact plant, rooted with new growth, US Seller ***

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