Hoya cutis porcelana Trigonidium A critically endangered epiphytic orchid

A critically endangered epiphytic orchid endemic to the lowland forests of Ecuador

moderate to high humidity supports healthy cane development and consistent blooming

especially if grown mounted

Humidity: High humidity levels of 70-80% are essential for maintaining the distinctive velvety texture and vibrant white striping

This clone is named in honor of Roy Barrow

Hoya cutis porcelana Trigonidium A critically endangered epiphytic orchidThis distinctive species showcases remarkable floral characteristics with ivory star shaped flowers featuring striking red centers. The specific epithet 'cutis porcelana' translates to porcelain skin, referring to the porcelain like appearance of the flower surfaces. Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light conditions. Avoid direct sunlight which can damage the delicate porcelain like flowers and thick succulent leaves. Temperature: Prefers warm,