Origin
The Hoya Krohiana Eskimo originates from the tropical climate of Southeast Asia, specifically Malaysia. The plant is part of the Apocynaceae family and is named after Anthony Hoya, an 18th-century botanist. This exotic plant typically grows in humid forests, where it can climb over other trees and shrubs.

Characteristics
Key characteristics of the Hoya Krohiana Eskimo are its thick, leathery leaves and remarkable flowers. The leaves are green in colour with visible veins and the flowers are star-shaped, with white and pink hues. Moreover, the flowers emit a sweet fragrance that is primarily noticeable in the evening. The Hoya Krohiana Eskimo is known to be a fast grower.

Care
When caring for the Hoya Krohiana Eskimo, it is important to give the plant a warm and sunny spot, but direct sunlight should be avoided to prevent the leaves from burning. For watering, the plant requires moderate water, allowing the soil to dry out between watering sessions. Feeding is only necessary during the growing season, where a general houseplant food is sufficient.