Hoya multiflora has a wide natural distribution across Tropical Asia.
Hoya multiflora is a very distinctive and popular Hoya species, often referred to as the "Shooting Star Hoya" due to the unique shape of its flowers.
It grows as an epiphytic shrub (on trees) in various wet tropical biomes, including open forests, bushlands, mixed dipterocarp forests, mangroves, and even limestone forests. It's typically found at elevations ranging from 500 to 1,200 meters, thriving in humid conditions and often receiving dappled or filtered light under the forest canopy.
Growth Habit: While it can grow quite tall (up to 2.5 meters in the wild), in cultivation, it often remains more manageable, around 80 cm to 1 meter, and tends to be bushy. It's highly prized for its continuous blooming habit and distinct flowers.
Hoya multiflora is a fantastic choice for those who love fragrant, unique blooms and a somewhat different growth habit compared to typical vining Hoyas.