Hoya campanulata

Hoya campanulata — named for its distinctive bell-shaped flowers that dangle like tiny pale lanterns, this is one of the more unusual members of an already extraordinary genus.

Native to Southeast Asia, campanulata produces clusters of waxy, cream to greenish-white blooms that appear almost otherworldly when they emerge. The leaves are thick, elliptical, and a deep lustrous green — built to store moisture and handle the occasional missed watering with grace. It’s an epiphyte by nature, which means it appreciates good airflow around its roots and absolutely hates sitting in wet soil.