Hoya odetteae - an endemic species from the Philippines, Mindanao. The plant was discovered in 1998 by Odette Cumming, which is why it initially bore her name. Later, after many years of debate, the name Hoya tsangii was accepted.
It is considered an easy-to-grow plant, with light and very abundant flowering. The flowers have a pistachio green color and turn golden yellow as they mature. The scent is pleasant, of medium intensity - fresh, refreshing.