I consider Hoya piestolepsis a must have for all collectors. Photos just don’t do this one justice at all! It really is a fairly easy Hoya to grow especially for a thin-leaved species. The flowers smell lightly of caramel and as a real bonus they don’t drip messy nectar. It makes for one of the most spectacular of Hoya specimens out there. This plant gets my highest recommendation!
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