Hoya ciliata
Hoya ciliata is a striking species recognised for its unusual, star-shaped flowers with deep red to maroon tones and contrasting yellow centres. The blooms have a smooth, slightly glossy appearance and are produced in small clusters.
Care
- Light: Bright, indirect light. Avoid strong direct sun.
- Water: Water thoroughly, then allow the potting media to partially dry before watering again.
- Temperature: Warm-growing; best kept above 18 °C.
- Humidity: Moderate humidity is beneficial, though plants adapt to average indoor conditions.
- Media: Free-draining, airy mix with good root aeration.
- Feeding: Light feeding during active growth.
Key Characteristics
- Flower colour: Deep red to maroon with yellow centres
- Flower form: Star-shaped with reflexed lobes
- Flower size: Medium-sized individual flowers
- Blooming season: Variable; commonly during warmer months
- Fragrance: Little to none
- Growth habit: Climbing or trailing
Need help with Hoya care?
Our Hoya care resources outline light, watering, and seasonal growing adjustments for Australian conditions.
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Hoya ciliata
Hoya ciliata is a striking species recognised for its unusual, star-shaped flowers with deep red to maroon tones and contrasting yellow centres. The blooms have a smooth, slightly glossy appearance and are produced in small clusters.
Care
- Light: Bright, indirect light. Avoid strong direct sun.
- Water: Water thoroughly, then allow the potting media to partially dry before watering again.
- Temperature: Warm-growing; best kept above 18 °C.
- Humidity: Moderate humidity is beneficial, though plants adapt to average indoor conditions.
- Media: Free-draining, airy mix with good root aeration.
- Feeding: Light feeding during active growth.
Key Characteristics
- Flower colour: Deep red to maroon with yellow centres
- Flower form: Star-shaped with reflexed lobes
- Flower size: Medium-sized individual flowers
- Blooming season: Variable; commonly during warmer months
- Fragrance: Little to none
- Growth habit: Climbing or trailing
Need help with Hoya care?
Our Hoya care resources outline light, watering, and seasonal growing adjustments for Australian conditions.
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Description
Hoya ciliata is a striking species recognised for its unusual, star-shaped flowers with deep red to maroon tones and contrasting yellow centres. The blooms have a smooth, slightly glossy appearance and are produced in small clusters.
Care
- Light: Bright, indirect light. Avoid strong direct sun.
- Water: Water thoroughly, then allow the potting media to partially dry before watering again.
- Temperature: Warm-growing; best kept above 18 °C.
- Humidity: Moderate humidity is beneficial, though plants adapt to average indoor conditions.
- Media: Free-draining, airy mix with good root aeration.
- Feeding: Light feeding during active growth.
Key Characteristics
- Flower colour: Deep red to maroon with yellow centres
- Flower form: Star-shaped with reflexed lobes
- Flower size: Medium-sized individual flowers
- Blooming season: Variable; commonly during warmer months
- Fragrance: Little to none
- Growth habit: Climbing or trailing
Need help with Hoya care?
Our Hoya care resources outline light, watering, and seasonal growing adjustments for Australian conditions.
