Hoya endauensis

Hoya endauensis is a rare and character-filled species recognised for its bright orange flowers with deep red centres. It’s an excellent choice for collectors who enjoy unusual, bold-coloured Hoyas that grow reliably in warm indoor conditions.

Key Characteristics

• Flowers: Distinctive, rounded orange blooms with rich burgundy centres – one of the more striking colour contrasts in the genus.
• Foliage: Clean green leaves with a smooth texture; compact and tidy growth habit.
• Growth habit: Medium-growing vine suited to small trellises or hanging pots.
• Flowering behaviour: Produces tight clusters when given consistent warmth and light.
• Further reading: Support strong flowering with our Faster Growth & Better Flowers guide.

Growing Conditions

• Light: Bright, indirect light is ideal. A few hours of gentle morning light helps trigger flowering.
• Water: Allow the top layer of soil to dry between waterings. Avoid overwatering, as this species prefers good airflow around the roots.
• Humidity: Enjoys moderate humidity but adapts easily to typical indoor environments.
• Temperature: Prefers warm conditions and should be protected from cold drafts.
• Helpful resource: Improve root health and stability with our Understanding Hoya Roots guide.

Where This Hoya Works Best

• Collectors seeking a unique, brightly coloured flowering species.
• Indoor trellises, warm sunrooms or spaces with strong filtered light.
• Growers wanting a compact vine that shows character even when not in bloom.

Need help with Hoya care?

Explore more detailed watering and seasonal care advice here:

• How to Water Hoya
• Seasonal Hoya Care for Australian Growers