Hoya finlaysonii ‘Chicken Farm’
Native range: Southeast Asia
Known names: ‘Chicken Farm’ Hoya
Hardiness: USDA Zones 10–12, houseplant
Mature Size: Trailing or climbing vine, 6–10+ feet with support
Light: Morning sun, dappled light, diffused light
Water: Allow soil to dry between watering
Soil: Very well-draining, airy epiphytic mix (orchid bark, perlite, coco coir)
Dormancy Period: Slows down during winter
Pet-Safe: Yes 
Plant Size: 4" Pot, shipped semi-bare root.
 
Hoya finlaysonii ‘Chicken Farm’ is named for being discovered in 1997 near a chicken coop in Tenom, Sabah, Borneo It is a climbing epiphytic plant with thick, elongated leaves marked by dark green venation over a lighter green background. The foliage is stiff, slightly glossy, and strongly textured, giving it a rugged, patterned look, with leaves spaced along firm stems. The flowers form rounded umbels of star-shaped blooms with burnt orange petals and a pale corona