Hoya memoria was first discovered in 1981 In the Memorial Gardens in Manila, Philippines. Initially, it was mistaken for Hoya gracilis, but has been confirmed to be a distinct species of its own. It has small, slender glossy leaves thay may be speckles with lighter green or silver. When offered substantial lighting or sunstressed, the leaves take on a bronze tone. This Hoya will also climb when offered and produces epiphytic rootes, vut we prefer to cultivate as a hanging plant as the density of leaves makes it difficult to train upward. It enjoys indoor lighting and does well on a weekly watering schedule.
