Hoya sp. Pagar Alam – Rare Fuzzy-Leafed Beauty

🪴 Rooted Starter | Grown in chunky mix | See actual plant in photo

Straight from the lush mountains of Sumatra, Hoya sp. Pagar Alam is a collector’s dream. Known for its thick, textured, and deeply veined leaves with a soft fuzz, this rare species is already showing promise with a strong stem and active node growth (see photo!). It’s an emerging favorite for those who love a bit of mystery and magic in their Hoya lineup.

✨ Details:

• Rooted and established in a well-draining mix

• Grown in high humidity and bright indirect light

• Currently in its juvenile stage — vining actively with new growth on the way

• Fuzzy leaves and strong veining are signature traits

This is a true collector’s plant — uncommon in the U.S. market and perfect for those building a unique Hoya collection.

📦 Ships in pot with care and love from our personal collection.

💚 Add it to your jungle before it’s gone — limited availability!

🌱 Botanical Info:
• Scientific Name: Hoya sp. Pagar Alam (unpublished species, Sumatra origin)
• Growth Habit: Vining, slow-to-moderate grower
• Leaf Texture: Fuzzy, textured, deeply veined; juvenile leaves are round and plush
• Light Needs: Bright, indirect light — avoid direct sun to prevent leaf scorch
• Humidity: Prefers 65%+ for optimal growth
• Watering: Keep slightly moist but never soggy; allow top layer to dry out
• Native Range: Pagar Alam, South Sumatra, Indonesia