Hoya kerrii

This perennial succulent plant is commonly called "wax plant" or "wax flower", is highly appreciated for its versatility, perfect for adorning both houses and offices. Its stems have an erect, climbing, shrubby habit, up to four meters high. It stands out from all the other Hoyas for its curious heart-shaped leaf. It blooms in summer, generating small flowers, composed of two superimposed stars; the crown of the flower is of an intense creamy white color, while the upper part takes on the appearance of a small scarlet red jewel, whose ends hide up tiny balls of nectar.