Hoya curtisiiThese are native to parts of Southern Asia and have incredibly splashy teardrop shaped foliage. Their flowers smell like frosting! An Arium favorite. Care Like most Hoyas, these will like to fully dry out in the soil between waterings. This may be roughly every 10 14 days depending on your home environment. They will do best when given a bright light and can even handle some direct sun. These will not do well in lower light conditions! When repotting

This may roughly be every 10-14 days or longer

While it can still climb up surfaces like many other Philodendron

This may roughly every 10-12 days depending on your home environment

The inside of a cut piece literally smells like it

Their mature leaf shape is very variable

We absolutely love these and they are apart of our collection at home

This will do best when given a lot of light

These let these go fairly dry before giving them a full watering again

They produce these "silver coin" shaped growths and send out tendrils to attach onto a branch and or fence post

we hope they excite you as much as they excite us

They have a woodburning wick & crackle

Deuterocohnia brevifolia is extremely drought tolerant