Ficus villosa Calathea and the name suggests that

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this hybrid combines the desirable traits of its parent species

Hoyas are susceptible to root rot if kept too wet

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Ficus villosa Calathea and the name suggests thatA rare creeping Ficus native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, prized for its small oval leaves densely covered in soft, velvety hairs a texture unlike most other Ficus species. A naturally epiphytic climber that attaches readily to surfaces, ideal for terrariums, mounted displays, or as a creeping groundcover in tropical setups. Light: Bright to medium indirect light; tolerates lower light but grows more vigorously with consistent bright,