Cinnamon Scent Hoya Cuttings | Hoya cumingiana | Compact Bushy Golden Yellow Red-Center Wax VineItem NO.: UP-2031-choice

Hoya cumingiana Unrooted Stem Cuttings

Overview
Hoya cumingiana is a charming, compact-growing species, prized for its small, oval leaves with short internodes and naturally tidy habit. Unlike many hoyas that develop long, vining stems, this variety maintains a dense, bushy form, making it an excellent choice for small spaces. Its inflorescences are petite yet striking, bearing golden-yellow, starfish-shaped petals with a deep burgundy center. By night, the blooms release a warm, distinctive fragrance reminiscent of cumin and cinnamon—a scent that is both unusual and highly memorable.

Key Features
• Bloom Color: Golden-yellow starfish-shaped petals with a deep burgundy center
• Fragrance: Warm cumin and cinnamon scent, strongest at night
• Foliage: Small, oval leaves with short internodes
• Growth Habit: Compact, dense, and bushy—ideal for tight spaces

Growing Instructions
• Light: Place in bright, indirect light. A north- or east-facing window works well. Avoid harsh direct afternoon sun, which may scorch the leaves.
• Water: Water thoroughly when the potting mix is completely dry. This species is drought-tolerant and prefers to be kept on the drier side. Overwatering is the most common cause of failure.
• Soil: Use a well-draining, airy mix. A combination of orchid bark, perlite, and succulent potting mix is ideal for healthy root development.
• Pruning & Aftercare: After flowering, remove only the spent blooms while leaving the pedicels (flower stalks) intact. The plant will re-bloom from the same stalks the following year.

Why Choose Hoya cumingiana?
1. Naturally Compact & Space-Saving
With short internodes and a bushy growth habit, this hoya stays small and neat without constant pruning. It fits beautifully on windowsills, desktop stands, or small hanging baskets where space is limited.
2. Exceptionally Low-Maintenance
Drought-tolerant and forgiving, Hoya cumingiana is an ideal choice for beginners, busy plant owners, or anyone who prefers a "set it and forget it" approach. It asks for little yet rewards with striking blooms and fragrance.
3. Reliable Reblooming
Keep the flower stalks after blooming, and it will flower again from the same spots year after year. With proper care, each season brings more blooms than the last.