Hoya Bordenii sp. Sulawesi – Rare Sulawesi Hoya with Bold Veined Foliage

Hoya bordenii sp. Sulawesi is a rare locality-associated form linked to Sulawesi, Indonesia, prized by collectors for its striking foliage and strong growth habit. The leaves are typically elongated to lance-shaped, thick, and leathery, often displaying clear dark venation that becomes more pronounced under bright filtered light.

The plant grows vigorously on twining or climbing vines, making it excellent for trellises, poles, or hanging displays. As it matures, the leaves tend to become larger and more textured, creating a bold, architectural look that stands out among other Hoyas.

When well grown, Hoya bordenii sp. Sulawesi may produce clusters of classic star-shaped Hoya flowers, but it is primarily collected for its ornamental foliage, leaf shape, and Sulawesi locality identity.

Why collectors love this plant:

• Rare Sulawesi-associated bordenii form

• Elongated, leathery leaves with distinct venation

• Vigorous climbing/twinning habit

• Attractive statement foliage even without blooms

Care overview:

• Bright indirect or gently filtered light

• Airy, fast-draining Hoya substrate

• Allow partial drying between watering

• Prefers warmth, humidity, and good airflow

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