Hoya greenii
Hoya greenii (Kloppenburg, 1995) is a Philippine species named for the Hawaiian Hoya grower Ted Green and is known to us only from its description, with no wild records or locality. Treat it as a warm-growing Philippine epiphyte: bright filtered light, ordinary warm room temperatures, moderate humidity with air movement and an open bark mix. Everything here is generalised from the genus and a lowland placeholder site.
Where it grows wild
A Philippine Hoya known almost only from its description; like most of the genus there it is an epiphytic twiner on trunks and branches in humid lowland to hill forest, often at forest edges where light is brighter than the deep interior. No habitat detail specific to this species is available to us.
No elevation on record. The climate site was placed at sea level from the country alone; Philippine hoyas span sea level to about 1,500 m, so treat the warm numbers as an upper bound.
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