Hoya vitellinoides | Rare Veined Foliage Hoya

Give it a trellis, hoop, or other support and let it climb—this is a foliage-first Hoya with an architectural presence that makes an instant statement in a rare-plant collection. With consistent warmth, bright filtered light, and an airy substrate, it is a rewarding grower for collectors and newer Hoya keepers alike.[vermonthoyas +1]
Care at a glance
• Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid harsh, prolonged direct sun.
• Water: Allow the top portion of the substrate to dry before watering thoroughly. Do not keep roots constantly wet.
• Humidity: Average home humidity is generally workable, though moderate humidity supports stronger growth.
• Temperature: Keep warm; protect from cold drafts and temperatures below about 60°F.
• Soil: Use a chunky, fast-draining Hoya mix with excellent aeration.
• Growth habit: Climbing/trailing epiphyte; provide a trellis or support for larger foliage.
Plant details
• Botanical name: Hoya vitellinoides
• Common collector name: Hoya vitellinoides
• Native range: Borneo[vermonthoyas +1]
• Notable feature: Large, leathery leaves with high-contrast vein patterning; mature leaves may reach roughly 10 inches long under good conditions.