The flower depicted is similar to one from the Hoya Rosita. Hoya Rosita is a rare, hybrid flowering plant that's part of the Hoya family. It's a cross between Hoya Wayetii and Hoya Tsangii. Care • Light: Place in medium to bright, indirect light. It can tolerate lower light, but it will likely produce more flowers in brighter light. • Water: Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Overwatering can damage the plant. • Temperature: Keep at 60–85F (15–29C). • Humidity: Maintain a humidity level of at least 40%. You can use a humidifier, mist your plant, or keep it on a pebble tray to increase humidity. • Fertilizer: Feed your plant once per month at half strength when it's actively growing. Flowers • In spring and summer, your Hoya Rosita may produce red, sweet-smelling flowers. • If your plant doesn't flower in its first few years, don't worry—it's normal to wait a few years before Hoyas start to flower. • Hoya Rosita is a climbing vine that will need some form of support or grow them in hanging baskets. • It has oblong leaves that end in a point. The succulent foliage has dark margins and can take on shades of red coloration in higher light levels.