Description
The small ultramarine
Leaves grown in bright light are much shorter than if grown in lower light conditions
The plant produces concentrated flower spikes that perform reliably across diverse climates—flowering from July through October in plains and August through November in hill stations
so repot only when necessary
Although it is botanically a fruit it is treated as a vegetable in cooking
Hoya Patricia Plant Schefflera The small ultramarineHoya Patricia(H. darwinii x H. elliptica) Family Apocynaceae Origin South East Asia Description Hoya Patricia is an uncommon hoya featuring light green leaves that gets beautifully sun stressed with proper lighting. This cultivar is a cross between hoya darwinii and hoya elliptica. In the wild it climbs trees and scrambles over rocks, growing continuously and reaching lengths of 20 feet(6 m) or more. Twenty or more star shaped flowers up to 1. 5 cm