Hoya Sp Kelud
$5
Hoya sp. Kelud is an unnamed epiphytic hoya named after Mount Kelud in East Java.
- A young plant with 2–4 leaves
- Phytosanitary certificate and export permit included
- Wholesale: 25% below the catalog price from 20 plants of this species, or 100 plants mixed (at least 4 per species)
Hoya Sp Kelud at a glance
| Plant | Hoya sp. (Apocynaceae), species not yet confirmed |
|---|---|
| Growth habit | Epiphytic, climbing or trailing |
| What you receive | A young plant with 2–4 leaves |
| Documents | Export permit and phytosanitary certificate, included |
Why plant shops stock it
Named after Mount Kelud in East Java. The species is not yet confirmed, so it suits collectors who buy unnamed hoyas. See our hoya care and propagation guide and the full Hoya range.
Ordering for your shop
- Wholesale price: 25% below the catalog price when you order 20 Hoya Sp Kelud, or 100 plants in total with at least 4 of each species.
- Mixed orders: combine it with other Hoya species and anything else in the wholesale catalog.
- Lead time: export documents take 7–14 business days. Delivery then takes 2–3 days to Singapore and about a week to the United States or Europe by DHL Express.
- Import permit: every US order needs a USDA import permit (PPQ 587). Read how to import plants from Indonesia for other countries, and our guide to the phytosanitary certificate.
- Payment: Wise or bank transfer after we confirm availability.
- Arrival guarantee: plants that arrive dead are replaced once, shipped with your next order. Report within 48 hours with an unboxing video and photos.
How we pack it
Plants are cleaned, treated against pests at the quarantine office and packed bare-root in sphagnum moss, or in tissue for countries that do not accept moss, inside ventilated boxes.
Care after arrival
- Potting: pot it within a day of arrival in a chunky, fast-draining mix of bark, perlite and a little coco or moss.
- Light: bright, indirect light; more light, short of direct midday sun, encourages flowering.
- Water: let the mix dry most of the way between waterings. The thick leaves store water, so underwatering is safer than overwatering.
- Humidity: it grows well at average room humidity and faster above 60%.
- Support: let it trail from a basket or train it on a hoop or trellis.
