Hoya multiflora

Also known as Shooting Star Hoya, Wax Plant, Porcelain Flower, Arrowhead Hoya

Shooting star hoya grows as a bushy, upright to semi-scandent epiphytic shrub rather than a twining vine like most of its relatives. It produces dense umbels of arrow-shaped blossoms with reflexed yellow and white petals that create the striking impression of miniature comets hurtling through the humid forest canopy. In native primary forests, these blossoms exude droplets of sweet nectar that attract a variety of nocturnal moths and diurnal insect pollinators.