Stephanotis, the flower with the seductive scent!

• You get two (2) well rooted Hawaiian-grown Stephanotis floribunda seedlings, each in its own 2 inch starter pot. Each seedling is approximately 8 to 10 inches tall, and is without blooms

• The Stephanotis is a climbing plant, and should be planted near a trellis, wall or fence. It produces a small, white flower with a captivating fragrance. Although not native to Hawaii, Hawaiians quickly adopted its flower into their lei-making culture and now the stephanotis flower is highly prized for wedding leis

• Authentically 100% Hawaiian, our stephanotis seedlings are cultivated, grown and packed in our certified nursery facilities on the Big Island of Hawaii. We have been doing this for nearly 40 years

• Stephanotis enjoy full sun and are ideal for USDA Plant Zone 10 and above when outdoors

• Thrives indoors in ALL USDA PLANT ZONES!

• Makes a great gift for your family, friends and coworkers, or just keep for yourself!

• All of our Hawaiian tropical plants come with planting instructions ready for your green thumb

• Ships to all 50 states

• We want you to succeed! Customers who purchase directly from our website can enjoy our 5-star, “one-on-one” customer service, available long after the sale!

How to grow Stephanotis:

From a seed:  

Plant the seeds 1/2" deep into loam or a good potting soil mixture (like you'll find in garden shops). Keep the soil evenly moist but not constantly wet. Once the seeds have sprouted, keep it in bright light.

From a seedling:  

Keep your stephanotis seedling in an area with a lot of light and where the temperature is between 65℉ to 85℉. Use a general garden fertilizer (according to the instructions). Keep in mind that the stephanotis is actually a vine, so as it grows, give it something to attach to.

Aloha!

I am the stephanotis. White waxy trumpets about two inches long with a delicately pleasant fragrance is my distinction. Although I'm a native of Madagascar, my fragrance captivated the native Hawaiians and they adopted me very quickly as a lei flower and especially as a wedding bouquet flower.  That's why my Hawaiian name is Pua Male or "marry flower".  I am a woody vine and my leaves are thick and glossy, but it is my fragrance that is treasured.