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2) Hoya archboldiana This species has a very large and very fragrant flower. The corolla and corona are both very distinctive for a Hoya, and the color of both is very vivid. This species is a very fast grower. I grow it on a big tree where it receives direct sun for about half of the day. 14 3) Hoya pandurata This lovely yellow lady is from from Northern Thailand. This plant always reminds me of an angel, as the delicate leaves point up like little bird wings. Sometimes I refer to this Hoya as “Yellow Bird”.
4) Hoya thailandica This Hoya is extremely fragrant and the corona drips with sweet nectar. This species comes from northern Thailand, and I am very proud to have her named after my country. 5) Hoya imbricata I love her leaves. The stems and leaves of this species grow flat against tree trunks, and to me the leaves look like little flying sting rays. 15
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Page 3 and 4: Editor’s Note The Hoya world suff
Page 5 and 6: Sabah is known as the Land Beneath
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Page 9 and 10: Bibliography compiled by Mark Randa
Page 11 and 12: 1990. P.I. Forster & D.J. Liddle.
Page 13: My 10 favorite Hoya by Surisa Somad
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