Hoya flagellata
Endemic to Tarutao, Thailand, Hoya flagellata is a close relative of Hoya caudata with a truly distinctive look. Its narrow, velvety leaves can sun-stress to warm tones in high light, trailing elegantly on long vines. Umbels of extraordinary flowers: hairy white stars with strange “tentacles” emerging from their corona, unlike most other Hoya, appear at night. A rare species prized for its unusual blooms and elegant foliage.
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Light: Bright Spot
Prefers bright, indirect light but can handle some gentle sun. A few hours of morning or late-afternoon sunlight will keep growth strong without stressing the leaves.
Humidity: Enjoys a Little Extra
Happy in the same humidity levels most people enjoy at home. Around 40% is plenty, though the plant won’t mind if the air gets a little more moist.
Temperature: Comfort Zone
Happy in regular indoor conditions, between
18–26 °C. Steady, moderate warmth will keep growth even and reliable.
Type
Rooted










