Sun Needs:
- Bright, indirect light
- Can tolerate some direct morning sun
- Avoid strong afternoon sun, which can scorch the leaves
Bloom Time:
- Spring to summer (can vary by species and care conditions)
- Flowers are typically fragrant and appear in umbels (cluster formations)
Size:
Height: 1 to 4 feet indoors (longer vines with support)
Width: Spreading or trailing habit, up to several feet wide with vines
Attributes:
- Trailing or climbing vine with waxy foliage
- Produces fragrant, wax-like flowers
- Long-lived and often passed down between generations
- Low maintenance and drought tolerant
- Pet-safe for most species (but always double-check by variety)
Care Tips:
- Allow soil to dry out partially between waterings
- Use a well-draining potting mix (cactus/succulent mix is great)
- Prefers higher humidity but adapts to average indoor levels
- Fertilize monthly during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer
- Avoid repotting too frequently—Hoyas bloom better when slightly root-bound
- Provide a trellis or hanging basket for support
- Clean leaves occasionally to allow better light absorption
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