Hoya Treasures
Hoya 'Rebecca' | 2-Inch
Hoya 'Rebecca' | 2-Inch
Hoya 'Rebecca' is a cross between Hoya lacunosa Langkawi Island (a smaller variety) x obscura. It was created by Antone Jones at Spring Valley Tropicals. It is named after Rebecca Sweet, the daughter of David Liddle, a well-known Hoya hybridizer.
Its leaves are similar in size and shape to Lacunosa. It is a good grower for me and easily sun-stresses red, especially on emerging leaves.
The flowers are pink with yellow centers. I first bought it because it has the same name as me, but it has quickly become one of my favorites because it's such a good grower and the touch of red on the leaves combined with the light veining is so beautiful.
I often have large plants on my website so you may want to check out that listing.
They enjoy:
• watering when the top two inches are dried out
• bright light (no direct afternoon sun)
• Aroid soil mix
• 40-60% humidity to help it grow the fastest and produce more leaves
The photo is the exact plant for sale. It is currently in my homemade soil mix and loves it.