Hoya vangviengiensis Choose size:6cm pot 'GAL' is usually indistinguishable from

'GAL' is usually indistinguishable from other Cavendish cultivars without growing the plants side by side and comparing their heights

Goeppertia elliptica (formerly Calathea elliptica)

Aglaonema was first introduced to the West in 1885 via the Kew Gardens in England

The plant is a hybrid between Alocasia odora (seed parent) × Alocasia reginula 'Black Velvet' (pollen parent)

Hang up yellow adhesive discs to catch adult mosquitoes and speed up the effect

Hoya vangviengiensis Choose size:6cm pot 'GAL' is usually indistinguishable fromRare Laotian Hoya with strongly fragrant white flowers, tolerates cooler temperatures Hoya vangviengiensis is named after its discovery site in Vang Vieng, Laos, where it was described in 2010. The species was also found in Yunnan Province, China, in 2015. The plant resembles Hoya carnosa and has clear sap. In nature, it grows epiphytically on smaller moss covered branches in shady limestone areas. The species' preference for cool and humid conditions