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Hoya 'Bella' Philodendron the Peperomia ‘Marble’ requires veryDiscovered in the early 1800s, the Hoya 'Bella' was first discovered by a Cornish plant collector named Thomas Lobb. By 1849, Bella reached European markets and was sold for 63 shillings at the time. That's roughly equivalent to $580 in 2022. The Hoya Bella is a tropical epiphyte that can be found growing in the canopies of tropical rainforests in northeast India. The leaves have a lanceolate shape, with the base of the leaf tapering into a narrow