I find that Hoya onychoides is the most difficult of all the Macgillivrayi type Hoyas, and this ‘New’ clone seems to be much harder than the regular version. It is not a plant for beginners, but most people can be successful with it if you keep it very warm and humid. I have laid out the exact parameters that I used to finally grow and bring this one into flower so give it a try if you want!



