Hoya sp. Aceh 'Green Centipede'

Unrooted cutting of Hoya sp. Aceh 'Green Centipede'.
One node. 
One or two leaves.

Hoya sp. Aceh 'Green Centipede' is an unidentified collector Hoya circulated from Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia.

This green form is grown primarily for its unusual foliage. The leaves are broad and substantial with strongly raised, contrasting veins that create a deeply textured, almost quilted surface. The margins may also develop a slightly irregular or undulating shape as the leaves mature.

Unlike many highly splashed or variegated Aceh selections, 'Green Centipede' is valued for its predominantly green foliage and pronounced structural texture. Growers also report that stronger light can bring out warmer bronze or reddish tones in some leaves.

The name 'Green Centipede' is a horticultural trade name rather than a formally described botanical species. Plants under this name are currently circulated by several Indonesian and international Hoya nurseries, including The Bee Hoya.

Name in cultivation: Hoya sp. Aceh 'Green Centipede'
Reported locality: Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia
Species identification: Undetermined
Notable features: Broad green foliage with strongly raised venation and a heavily textured surface

Please note that leaf size, shape, venation, and coloration may vary naturally as the plant matures and under different growing conditions.

A note about this plant: The locality, naming, and horticultural background information above was gathered from publicly available online sources. We do not have original wild-collection or botanical identification documentation for this particular clone and cannot independently confirm or deny its exact species identity or original provenance.