Hoya multiflora blume-호야 멀티플로라 블룸

국표에는 없으며 국표에는 국표에는 정명으로 호야(Hoya carnosa (L.f.) R.Br.),호야 픽타 그룹(Hoya carnosa Picta Group),랑케올라타 벨라호야(Hoya lanceolata subsp. bella (Hook.) D.H.Kent) 3종이다.

호야 멀티플로라 블룸

hoya multiflora blume

Common Names include:
ENGLISH: Shooting Star Hoya, Many flowered Hoya, Wax Plant, Porcelain Flower
ESTONIAN (Eesti): Kollane vahalill
FINNISH (Suomi): Tähtiposliinikukka
RUSSIAN (Русский): Хойя многоцветковая
SERBIAN (Српски / Srpski): звазда падалица
SUNDANESE (Basa Sunda): Chukangkang

Description: Hoya multiflora, the "shooting star Hoya ", is a climbing plant to 2.5 m tall, but more often has a compact, upright, shrubby growth less than 80 cm tall and doesn't branch on its own. Plants are glabrous throughout except for corolla throat. In its bushy form - and when young - it is often grown as a houseplant. It has large clusters of white and yellow flowers of waxy texture- fading slightly with age - from early spring to late summer. The starry flowers are very peculiar, with arrow-shaped petals, backward-bending with a large stamen column and appear similar to a “shooting star”, each of them has a brown centre and there are up to forty scented flowers in each cluster. It bears large, dark green, leathery and waxy leaves. There are a few different clones of Hoya multiflora some with green leaves with only a few flecks, other with very flecked leaves. The flowers differ some in shape and colour too.
Derivation of specific name: The name indicates, it flowers a lot and often, multi = many and flora = flower.
Stems Erect or decumbent, 0.3 to 2.5 m tall, one or more together, with smooth bark pale gray, yellowish when dry, with persistent leaf scars.
Leaves: Rather coriaceous, 8-16 cm long, 2-6 cm wide, oblong or oblong lanceolate, sometimes narrowly so, occasionally broadest above the middle, with visible obscure veins, tip pointed, base usually tapered or wedge-shaped, glabrous, tough and leathery (papery when dried), bright green, often blotched white, paler beneath. Petiole 1-2 cm long.
Inflorescences (umbels): Terminal, or terminal, extra-axillary, hemispherical, with up to 40 flowers, hanging and facing the ground, convex. Peduncle 1.5-5 cm.
Flowers: The flowers are about c. 16-20 mm long, strongly scented, rocket like and producing lots of nectar. They have a vague lemon like smell especially late at night or early in the morning. Pedicel 3.5-7 cm long. Sepals ovate, ca. 2.5 × 1.7 mm; glands many, linear. Corolla campanulate angular limb ca. 6 mm, throat white bearded at the base. Corolla-lobes oblong-triangular, ca. 12 x 8 mm, creamy white to straw-yellow with orange tips, strongly folded back, a few clones have more orange flowers. Corona on distinct stalk, white, prominent, with 5 with corona segments narrowly lanceolate, yellow, 8-9 mm long, quite entire with the inner angles acuminate ascending, higher than stigma head, each lobe with a pointed tooth at its base
Blooming season: Flowers from early spring to late summer and last up to 12 days. Fruiting in autumn. Sometimes it flowers from the same peduncle again, but normally this hoya drops them after flowering.
Fruit (paired follicles): Slender, linear-lanceolate in outline, 12-20 cm long.
Seeds: Ovate, ca. 4 × 2 mm. Parachute typed with a plume (coma) to 5 cm long dispersed by wind.

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