Hoya isabelchanae, Very rare Cutting no:One node, one leaf protected from the wind and

protected from the wind and harsh frosts

moist soil

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Well-drained fertile soil

Hoya isabelchanae, Very rare Cutting no:One node, one leaf protected from the wind andRooted and potted cutting, in two sizes More information about this Hoya: Hoya isabelchanae was named after Isabel Claire Chan Yuen Ching, the late daughter of a patron from Singapore of botanical research and a gardener with an interest in Hoya. It has pomegranate colored flowers with no scent and peduncles that are 4 5 inches long.