Hoya
Light
Your Hoya will flourish in medium to bright, indirect light. While it can tolerate lower light conditions, brighter light encourages more vibrant foliage and encourages the production of beautiful flowers. The more light it gets, the healthier and more abundant the blooms will be.
Water
Water your Hoya when the soil is fully dry. Be sure to water thoroughly, allowing water to flow through the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot. Any excess water in the saucer should be discarded. If your Hoya starts losing leaves, it’s likely being overwatered. During winter, your Hoya requires less frequent watering.
Humidity
Your Hoya will thrive in the average humidity levels typically found in most homes.
Temperature
For optimal growth, keep your Hoya in a room where the temperature ranges from 60-85°F. If temperatures drop below 55°F, the plant will stop growing. Keep it away from drafts and direct airflow from heating or cooling vents.
Food
For the best results, feed your Hoya a general-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength once a month during the spring and summer. No need to fertilize in winter when growth slows down naturally. Always apply fertilizer to damp soil—never on dry soil.
NOT TOXIC TO PETS!
Variegated.
Light
Your Hoya will flourish in medium to bright, indirect light. While it can tolerate lower light conditions, brighter light encourages more vibrant foliage and encourages the production of beautiful flowers. The more light it gets, the healthier and more abundant the blooms will be.
Water
Water your Hoya when the soil is fully dry. Be sure to water thoroughly, allowing water to flow through the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot. Any excess water in the saucer should be discarded. If your Hoya starts losing leaves, it’s likely being overwatered. During winter, your Hoya requires less frequent watering.
Humidity
Your Hoya will thrive in the average humidity levels typically found in most homes.
Temperature
For optimal growth, keep your Hoya in a room where the temperature ranges from 60-85°F. If temperatures drop below 55°F, the plant will stop growing. Keep it away from drafts and direct airflow from heating or cooling vents.
Food
For the best results, feed your Hoya a general-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength once a month during the spring and summer. No need to fertilize in winter when growth slows down naturally. Always apply fertilizer to damp soil—never on dry soil.
NOT TOXIC TO PETS!
Variegated.
Light
Your Hoya will flourish in medium to bright, indirect light. While it can tolerate lower light conditions, brighter light encourages more vibrant foliage and encourages the production of beautiful flowers. The more light it gets, the healthier and more abundant the blooms will be.
Water
Water your Hoya when the soil is fully dry. Be sure to water thoroughly, allowing water to flow through the drainage hole at the bottom of the pot. Any excess water in the saucer should be discarded. If your Hoya starts losing leaves, it’s likely being overwatered. During winter, your Hoya requires less frequent watering.
Humidity
Your Hoya will thrive in the average humidity levels typically found in most homes.
Temperature
For optimal growth, keep your Hoya in a room where the temperature ranges from 60-85°F. If temperatures drop below 55°F, the plant will stop growing. Keep it away from drafts and direct airflow from heating or cooling vents.
Food
For the best results, feed your Hoya a general-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength once a month during the spring and summer. No need to fertilize in winter when growth slows down naturally. Always apply fertilizer to damp soil—never on dry soil.
NOT TOXIC TO PETS!
Variegated.