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Hoya 'Lotus Bena' | 2-Inch
Hoya 'Lotus Bena' | 2-Inch
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Bring home the unique charm of Hoya 'Lotus Bena', a rooted cutting with fresh new growth in a 2-inch pot that's ready to become a treasured part of your collection. Resembling Hoya 'Mathilde' at first glance, this cultivar stands out with its softly fuzzy leaves, gently raised veins, and a more delicate texture that gives it a distinctly velvety appearance.
Whether you're expanding your Hoya collection or searching for something a little different, Hoya 'Lotus Bena' offers beautiful foliage that stays attractive even when it's not in bloom.
Hoya 'Lotus Bena' Rooted Cutting Care & Details
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Origin: Information about the origin or hybrid parentage of Hoya 'Lotus Bena' has not been formally published in scientific literature.
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Leaves: Similar in size and shape to Hoya 'Mathilde', but with a softer texture rather than stiff leaves. The foliage is noticeably pubescent (fuzzy) with slightly raised veins, giving the plant a unique velvety look and feel.
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Growth rate: Growth rate has not been reliably documented but, like most Hoyas, it grows steadily under warm conditions with bright light.
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Watering: Allow the potting mix to dry partially between waterings. Hoyas prefer to dry slightly rather than remain constantly wet.
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Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. For indoor growing, place approximately 12 inches below a single Barrina T5 lights for about 14 hours per day.
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Ideal temperature: 70–75°F.
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Ideal humidity: 60–65% relative humidity.
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General Hoya care: Use a chunky, well-draining potting mix, avoid overwatering, and provide bright indirect light for the best growth. Learn more in our complete care guide: https://hoyatreasures.com/pages/caring-for-hoya
Why Customers Love It
Collectors appreciate Hoya 'Lotus Bena' for its soft, fuzzy foliage and subtle raised venation that set it apart from more common Hoyas. Its compact leaves, easy-care nature, and distinctive texture make it an eye-catching addition to any Hoya collection, even before the first bloom appears.
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