Hoya multiflora, a shrubby houseplant highly prized for its singular beauty, is native to the warm and humid forests of Southeast Asia. Its distinctive character lies in the original shape of its flowers, reminiscent of small rockets, with the possibility of up to 50 flowers per umbel. In addition, its intoxicating fragrance, mixing notes of lily of the valley, jasmine and lemon, adds a captivating sensory dimension to any interior space where it is grown.
