Tromotriche pedunculata is a succulent plant that forms clumps of upright to nearly prostrate stems with ascending tips. The stems are …
Browsing: Apocynaceae
Apocynaceae is a family of flowering plants that includes trees, shrubs, herbs, stem succulents, and vines, usually with milky sap comprising about 200 genera and 2,000 species. Members of the family are native to European, Asian, African, Australian, and American tropics or subtropics, with some temperate members.
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Hoya australis is a climbing plant with slender stems that bear shiny, succulent leaves. The stems can grow up to 33 feet (10 m) long …
Hoya imperialis 'Palawan' is a robust climbing plant with slender, woody stems that bear large leathery leaves with a prominent midrib …
Hoya fungii is a beautiful plant with climbing stems that bear pale green leaves adorned with dark green veins. The stems can grow up to …
Desmidorchis speciosa, formerly known as Caralluma speciosa, is a succulent plant that grows in clumps of erect or ascending, tetragonal …
Hoya imperialis (Imperial Hoya) is a robust climber with woody stems that bear thick, fleshy, and leathery leaves with a midrib and …
Huernia hislopii is a leafless succulent that grows in clumps of numerous fleshy stems with deltoid tubercles joined into usually five …
Hoya erythrostemma is a beautiful climber with wiry stems that bear fleshy green leaves with light green venation. The leaves are …
Quaqua arida is a small succulent plant that forms clumps of fleshy, quite stout stems with conical, spreading tubercles joined into four …
Hoya danumensis is a stunning climber with thin, wiry stems that bear elliptical green leaves with prominent pinnate venation. During the …