Hoya

Hoya Rotundiflora is a little Hoya that originates from Thailand. This unique plant produces almost rectangle-shaped leaves that are rounded on the edges. 🙂 Let the leaves trail down from its pot. These leaves are also small and fuzzy, and they produce delicate white, fragrant blooms. Despite its difference in appearance, the Hoya Rotundiflora still shares […]

We picked up a Hoya Sarawak at a local gardening fair and never looked back. He’s a cute fellow with roundish, green leaves that have a waxy feel (like many other Hoyas!). A couple of quick care notes – this plant we find is pretty easy to grow and establishes roots quickly. They enjoy LOADS

If you’re looking for a variegated houseplant that is easy-flowering and doesn’t require a lot of fussing over, we think the Hoya Rangsan is a good choice. 🙂 This tropical houseplant produces narrow waxy leaves that are deep green with silvery or light green splashes. The variegation is different from leaf to leaf. It also

The Hoya Elliptica is a beautiful, low-maintenance plant native to Southeast Asia. Like many Hoyas, it is a climbing plant (called an epiphyte) that grows thick leaves. What’s unique about this Hoya is its leaves have silver veins that remind us of turtle shells! Of course, it is also known for its strong, honey-scented flowers….

Hoyas are one of the most commonly grown houseplants, known for their plump waxy leaves that store water. The Hoya Clemensiorum, however, is considered a rare variety that looks quite unlike any other. 🙂 It has unusual, light green long leaves with a crisp edge and intricate dark green patterned veins. Personally, we think the veining

If you’re looking for a low-maintenance plant with interesting foliage to add to your indoor garden, look no further than the Hoya Heuschkeliana! Hoya Heuschkeliana is a stunning tropical vine plant that is native to the Philippines. It produces fleshy green foliage with a waxy sheen. It produces clusters of yellow or pink flowers, with a caramel-like

Native to Southeast Asia, the Hoya Kerrii is easily recognized for its heart-shaped, succulent-like leaves. It’s no surprise why this species is nicknamed the Sweetheart Hoya. 🙂 Growing the Hoya Kerrii is easy, but you’ll need to understand its native environment to care for it well. It needs: Thankfully, the Hoya Kerrii is safe for

The Hindu Rope Plant (scientific name: Hoya carnosa ‘Compacta’, a cultivar of Hoya carnosa) is a vining Hoya with uniquely twisted leaves. It is also sought-after for its clusters of fragrant, pink-white flowers. 🙂 In terms of care, the Hindu Rope Plant has 2 main enemies that it is susceptible to: overwatering, and pests like

Hailing from tropical Southeast and East Asia is the pink and cream-colored Hoya Krimson Princess (scientific name: Hoya Carnosa ‘Rubra’). Treat this Hoya well and you’ll be rewarded with clusters of pink and red flowers with a heady milk-chocolate scent! The Hoya Krimson Princess is a low-maintenance, easy-going plant. But sap-sucking pests are common, enticed

The Hoya Obovata is a vining houseplant that has round, button-like leaves. Under optimal growing conditions, it will reward you with clusters of fragrant, pink flowers. Care is simple: We’ll go into more details below! What is the Hoya Obovata? The Hoya Obovata is a tropical species from the Hoya genus. 🙂 They have thick,