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Average Rating 4.9 out of 5
Elegant & great for heavy handed waterers
Hoyas roots have a reputation for being rot prone. They do not like sitting in moist media. So, generally Hoyas are not well suited for heavy handed waterers. Of all my Hoyas though, this one is the thirstiest. I tend to underwater and this one definitely will let me know it’s thirsty by wilting. After a good watering the leaves perk right back up. I find that it doesn’t like to go completely dry between waterings. A beautiful plant, easy to propagate and make a dramatic display. Worth growing
Cute and fuzzy!
Cute little fuzzy Hoya! Really unique with the long leaves. The leaves are not stiff like a retusa but feels like a fuzzy succulent. Growing fast in higher humidity.
reminds me of my father
my Dad loved to grow plants both indoors and out. in his later yrs, he closed and screened in part of the balcony and turned it into a mini-greenhouse area. and even grew orchids... talk about patience one of his plants i always loved was a hoya - looks like this one! they are especially beautiful but you must be careful - as they rebloom on a certain plant part, and do not break it off. i will be getting a hoya sometime soon
lovely little hoya
I love this little plant. It is slow growing for me, but it seems to handle the occasional heater malfunctions and heat wave just fine. Those are the 2 situations that I am most likely so lose some plants, but this guy is going strong,
Very nice!
These came in great condition, and I love them! Such a neat hoya, and hard to find in the US! I'm going to get more to make my pot more full :)