The Hoya Imbricata is a rare species from the waxflower (Hoya) genus. They are known for their unique green bowl-shaped leaves. When mature, they also produce clusters of yellow, star-shaped flowers. This plant can be fussier than most other Hoyas, and are best grown in a warm climate. Here’s a quick care summary: Let’s dive …
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Hoya Nummularioides is a rare houseplant with small leaves and fragrant flowers that grow in clusters. Fortunately, they are beginner-friendly plants. Just follow these tips for your plant to thrive: Place your plant in a warm and humid location (>60% humidity) with more than 6 hours of bright but filtered light. East or West-facing windows …
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The exotic Hoya Serpens is a charming plant with long, trailing vines and clusters of felt-like light green flowers. While not the easiest to grow, prioritizing high humidity and ensuring you water your plant whenever the topsoil gets dry are some of the key ways to ensure your plant grows healthy. Let’s dive into the …
Hoya Pubicalyx is a succulent-like flowering plant that is both low-maintenance and easy to grow. It has many varieties that produce clusters of scented purple-black to pinkish-silver flowers, some featuring beautifully speckled leaves. Care-wise, it requires: bright indirect sunlight and high humidity, 60-70% being ideal. Don’t let the temperature fall below 50 degrees F (10 …
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The Hoya Bella (botanical name: Hoya Lanceolata subsp. Bella) is a climbing, or trailing plant from the milkweed family. This Hoya is known for forming clusters of star-shaped flowers that emit a honeysuckle scent, earning its nickname, the Honey Plant. 🙂 Happily, the Honey Plant is easy to grow and fairly pest-resistant too. To grow …
Hoya Macrophylla is gaining popularity, and for a good reason. These plants are both low maintenance and generally unfussy, making them ideal for beginners. 🙂 To care for the Hoya Macrophylla, Place your Hoya in bright, filtered light. A warm location with as high humidity as you can manage is key. Allow for a very …
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Previously known as the Hoya Tricolor, the Hoya Krimson Queen is a trailing, compact houseplant with cream and pink variegation on the edges of its oval, green-centered leaves. Its variegation has earned this Hoya the nickname Strawberries and Cream. 🙂 This easygoing Queen is a good plant for beginners, being generally low-maintenance and disease resistant. To help …
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Though there are 200-300 species of Hoya, one of the less common and most sought-after varieties is the Hoya linearis. Many consider Hoya linearis to be one of the most difficult varieties of hoyas to grow. However, by understanding its native habitat, growing a Hoya linearis at home doesn’t have to be a struggle! To …
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Hoya curtisii, also known as Tiny-Lead Porcelain Flower, Fung Wax Flower, or Hoya Aloha, is a trailing succulent vine from the Milkweed family. Featuring small and fleshy olive-green leaves with silver splashes, this epiphytic plant is native to the Phillippines, Thailand and Malaysia. Thankfully, your Hoya curtisii is easy to care for and can be …
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