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.
Listed below are my current growing conditions for this plant as a guide for you. Care can vary widely so please don't take what I do as the only way your plant will thrive -
🪴 Light: About 8 inches from the top of the plant to double Barrina T5 grow lights 14 hrs/day
🪴 Temperature: 85°F
🪴 Humidity: 70-75%
🪴Fertilizer: I fertilize for three weeks with Tezula Plants K-Lite Formula and then take a week off and use plain water
