Hoya bella Ceratostylis A reed-stem orchid native to

A reed-stem orchid native to the lowland and foothill forests of Ecuador

A rewarding and floriferous species that blooms freely and makes a bold statement in any collection

It grows as an epiphyte on exposed branches

It grows in cloud forests

Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch the leaves

Hoya bella Ceratostylis A reed-stem orchid native toA graceful trailing wax plant with slender arching stems and small coriaceous leaves, producing dense, hemispherical umbels of perfectly star shaped waxy blooms with a prominent ornamental corona at the center of each flower. Intensely sweet scented, especially in the evening a sensory experience as much as a visual one. Light: Bright indirect light; some morning sun is beneficial. Adequate light is essential for reliable blooming avoid deep shade.