Hoya RHM 002 “Ligia” Fruit Trees These plants are grown in

These plants are grown in a 4” pot

Hoya “Swiffers Tail” RHM 022 is Ric Morier cross of Hoya fungii x motoskii may look close to a compacta however the individual leaves grow much with some leaves staying crinkle and rope like while other leaves will lay out a little flatter but still highly dimpled

They will grow well in hanging basket where the leaves will trail and stay small or you can grow them up a trellis or moss pole and the leaves will get much larger

Pitcher plants will naturally have less pitcher production in the winter due to lack of as many bugs in the winter and a natural dormancy period for plants

It has dainty leaves that splash nicely and sun stress in higher light settings

Hoya RHM 002 “Ligia” Fruit Trees These plants are grown inHoya Ligia (RHM 002) is a cross by Ric Moreir and named after his mother. It has dainty leaves that splash nicely and sun stress in higher light settings. It has shown us to be fairly cold tolerant as well. Pictures are of actual plants available your plant will be chosen from. All plants are grown outside therefore leaves may show some environmental imperfections. White spotting on leaves is residual from sprays used to control insects, mites and