Hoya nicholsoniae 'New Guinea Ghost' fruit " and means "striped"

" and means "striped"

The leaves are glossy

The taste is a mixture of tomato and passion fruit

This species is native to central Nepal to the Nansei Islands (Ryukyu Islands) and the Malay Peninsula

baginda also comes from there

Hoya nicholsoniae 'New Guinea Ghost' fruit " and means "striped"Delicate Hoya with a different growth habit It is not only the silver color that makes 'New Guinea Ghost' unique, but above all its strange growth habit that differs markedly from other hoya species. The plant sets many dense nodes and the tendrils often divide at a node so that the leaves come on different levels instead of opposite. Sometimes it sends out nodes with more than two leaves and it is not uncommon for a tendril to divide without a