Hoya Glabra Form:Bare Light-reflecting properties that highlight different

Light-reflecting properties that highlight different colors

cap and shake the tube hard for a full minute

giving it a natural and earthy feel

No Curing Required: Sinking Wood sinks immediately

Hoya Glabra Form:Bare Light-reflecting properties that highlight differentHoya Glabra Hoya Glabra was collected by Rudolf Schlechter in Borneo in 1901 and described in 1908, and has more recently also been recorded from Sumatra. In the wild it grows in humid mangrove forest, producing large, dark green leaves up to 15 x 9 cm with a somewhat crinkled surface and three prominent veins visible from above, reddish underneath. Note: as a freshly imported bare root plant, this specimen typically arrives with just a few leaves the