Hoya callistophylla Ranauensis type new form showing smaller rigid leaves with intricate bold dark veins resembling dark stained glass webbing.
Hoya callistophylla Ranauensis type new form showing smaller rigid leaves with intricate bold dark veins resembling dark stained glass webbing.
Hoya callistophylla Ranauensis type new form showing smaller rigid leaves with intricate bold dark veins resembling dark stained glass webbing.
Hoya callistophylla Ranauensis type new form showing smaller rigid leaves with intricate bold dark veins resembling dark stained glass webbing.
Hoya callistophylla Ranauensis type new form showing smaller rigid leaves with intricate bold dark veins resembling dark stained glass webbing.

⛄ Hoya callistophylla Ranauensis type (New Form) | Formerly mistaken for Chibi

$225.00
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If you already own the old clone, you still need this one—it is an entirely different look and growth habit.

This incredible new form boasts a distinctly compact structure and smaller, incredibly rigid, leathery leaves. The real show, however, is the geometrical dark veining. A network of bold, near-black lines webs tightly across a lighter green canvas, looking like dark stained glass.

Let's clear up the botanical grapevine right away: this is not the old Ranauensis clone that has been circulating around the Australian market for years. This was briefly circulated under the mistaken identity of Hoya callistophylla 'Chibi', but has now been correctly identified as a unique Ranauensis type (New Form).

✨ Quick Spec Checklist

  • Foliage: Stiff, highly structural, compact leathery leaves with intense, bold dark webbed veining.

  • Botanical Note: A completely distinct, fresh introduction—not the older Ranauensis clone previously circulating. (Formerly traded as Hoya callistophylla 'Chibi').

  • Growth Habit: Compact, neat clambering vine that frames a small support perfectly.

If you already own the old clone, you still need this one—it is an entirely different look and growth habit.

This incredible new form boasts a distinctly compact structure and smaller, incredibly rigid, leathery leaves. The real show, however, is the geometrical dark veining. A network of bold, near-black lines webs tightly across a lighter green canvas, looking like dark stained glass.

Let's clear up the botanical grapevine right away: this is not the old Ranauensis clone that has been circulating around the Australian market for years. This was briefly circulated under the mistaken identity of Hoya callistophylla 'Chibi', but has now been correctly identified as a unique Ranauensis type (New Form).

✨ Quick Spec Checklist

  • Foliage: Stiff, highly structural, compact leathery leaves with intense, bold dark webbed veining.

  • Botanical Note: A completely distinct, fresh introduction—not the older Ranauensis clone previously circulating. (Formerly traded as Hoya callistophylla 'Chibi').

  • Growth Habit: Compact, neat clambering vine that frames a small support perfectly.