This Hoya can be somewhat challenging to grow in conventional potting mixes
Plant it in a sunny position with fertile
Its lush green foliage provides excellent shade through spring and summer before transforming into brilliant shades of orange-red to fiery scarlet in autumn
or the lower branches can be removed to highlight its striking multi-stemmed trunk and bark
Whether displayed as a standalone statement plant or combined with other tropical foliage
Pinus mugo ‘Alpine Globe’ – Dwarf Mountain Pine Tea Tree This Hoya can be somewhatPinus mugo Alpine Globe, previously known as Coolwyn Globe, is a limited release, seed grown form of Dwarf Mountain Pine selected for its compact appearance and chunky, short branches. Its naturally distinctive structure makes it an excellent choice for collectors, small landscapes and bonsai enthusiasts. Unlike many grafted dwarf pines, these plants are grown on their own roots, making them particularly appealing for bonsai and specialist plantings.