Hoya Silver Dollar krimson queen plant This species is among the

This species is among the most cold-demanding Ceratostema in cultivation — requiring daytime temperatures of just 60-68°F with nights dropping to 46-54°F

it is considered a jewel plant among collectors

epiphytic shrubs native to the montane cloud forests of the Andes that have become increasingly sought after by collectors for their extraordinary tubular flowers and compact

tactile quality — paired with large

semi-glossy green with a leathery texture and wavy

Hoya Silver Dollar krimson queen plant This species is among theLight: Bright, indirect light Water: Let soil dry almost completely between waterings (soak thoroughly, then drainsucculent like leaves hate soggy roots!). Soil: Well draining mix Humidity: 4060% (adapts to homes but blooms best with higher humidity). Temperature: 6085F (1529C); tolerates brief dips to 50F (10C). Growth: Moderate; trails or climbs to 36 feet indoors.