Hoya dolichosparte Plant Supports it’s widely thought to be

it’s widely thought to be a hybrid or cultivar of Philodendron mamei

softly weeping form with semi-pendulous stems

This cultivar performs best with stable care – consistent moisture

The generous spaces between the blades expose the framework and give this large-leaved fig an open silhouette

it was later transferred to Pfeiffera based on morphological and molecular studies

Hoya dolichosparte Plant Supports it’s widely thought to beHoya dolichosparte Broad ovate to rounded leaves sit along the climbing stems. Three pale longitudinal veins run through each smooth light green blade and converge beneath a clearly pointed tip. Young vines begin with slender stems and develop a fuller outline as successive leaves open along the support. The three pale veins remain the dominant feature even after the blades become firmer and more substantial.