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Hoya Imperialis PalawanHoya Imperialis Palawan is a pink flowered form of Hoya imperialis native to Palawan, an island in the Philippines. It has very large, thick green leaves with a striking midvein, and as a natural climber or twiner, it benefits from having support to grow on. Its pink blooms are showy and often fragrant, making this form especially appealing to collectors. Care Tips: Light Prefers bright, indirect light. Avoid very harsh direct sun, which may scorch

Watering: Let the top portion of the soil dry out before watering again

making it ideal for various indoor and outdoor settings

Temperature: Tolerates a range from cool to intermediate temperatures

where the lighter coloring appears along the edges of the leaves rather than the inner parts

Dendrobium changjiangense is native to Hainan Island

this begonia is a true showstopper in any indoor garden

Temperature: Prefers warm temperatures and should be protected from frost

with slightly serrated

and a pleasant fragrance that may be most noticeable at night or in the morning

Let it dry just a little between watering

A climbing or trailing vine in its natural form

airy mix (for example: orchid bark