Hoya 'Noelle' - hybrid obtained by Michael Miyashiro in Hawaii. Although the crossing is not well documented, it is assumed that the parents are Hoya vitellinoides and Hoya vitellina.
The leaves are impressive - glossy, medium-large size, slightly curved, with a silver splash and prominent veining. When the plant is grown in strong light, the edges of the leaves become grey/purple - which is why it was often confused with Hoya fuscomarginata.
The flowers are yellow, with a pale pink center and a rather strong perfume reminiscent of citrus fruits. The life span of the flowers varies depending on the stability of the microclimate in which the plant is located. It does not tolerate temperature changes well after bud formation.
Fragrant flowers: YES
The decorative bowl is not included in the price.