Roxburghii

Roxburghii is a term that often refers to species within the genus Hoya, specifically those named in honor of William Roxburgh, a Scottish botanist and surgeon. Hoya plants are popular houseplants known for their waxy leaves and star-shaped flowers, which often have a sweet fragrance. The exact species designated as "roxburghii" can vary depending on taxonomic interpretations and horticultural usage.

Typically, when people refer to Hoya roxburghii, they are thinking of a specific type of Hoya with characteristic features. These plants are often epiphytic or lithophytic, meaning they grow on other plants or rocks in their natural habitat. Their vining habit makes them well-suited for hanging baskets or trellises. The flowers of Hoya roxburghii are usually white or cream-colored, often with a pinkish center, and are produced in clusters. The leaves are generally ovate and somewhat thick. Propagation is usually done through stem cuttings. Understanding the specific botanical classification is important for accurate identification and care.