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a variegated variant of the ever popular Hoya Carnosa.The plant is native to Thailand, India, China as well as Indonesia. It belongs to the Apocynaceae family and is part of the Hoya genus. Hoyas are perennials and are epiphytic vining plants that are known for their ropey vines. They do look great ...

Hoya fungii is a semi-succulent plant that has dark green velvety leaves and flowers that bloom twice a year. They are very easy to keep as regular houseplants and are also known as wax plants due to their leaf texture. Care for Hoya fungii by keeping it under indirect bright light and watering it w...

Hoyas are extremely popular houseplants. These attractive trailing plants are characterized by thick, waxy leaves and long tendrils. They make fantastic hanging plants, but can also easily climb trellises and moss poles. Hoyas are semi-succulent epiphytic plants, meaning that they naturally extract ...

VARIEGATED HOYA POLYNEURA or Variegated Hoya Fishtailproduces narrow and thin green leaves with creamy white edges. They resemble a fish-tail, hence the nickname. But the leaves arent the only thing they produce. They also create gorgeous star-shaped flowers that blow your mind. A Hoya polyneura nee...

Hoya Krimson Princess (Hoya carnosa Krimson Princess), a popular indoor plant native to Southeast Asia and Australia, is an absolute stunner. Krimson princess is a variegated type of hoya carnosa. With its impressive variegation and low-maintenance care requirements, its a royal favorite among garde...

Hoyas are extremely popular houseplants. These attractive trailing plants are characterized by thick, waxy leaves and long tendrils. They make fantastic hanging plants, but can also easily climb trellises and moss poles. Hoyas are semi-succulent epiphytic plants, meaning that they naturally extract ...

Hoya carnosa Snowball has a cluster of white to pink star-like flowers that are heavily scented and produce a sugary nectar. Place in bright place away from direct sunlight. Plant in well drained chunky soil. Water according to temperature once top layer of soil is dried out. Feed with slow release ...

Hoya serpens is a popular houseplant because of its gorgeous inflorescences. This plant has distinctive pale green flowers with a beautiful, ethereal scent. They also have light pink and scarlet star-shaped blooms that last for a long time. Soil: A well-draining soil type that is very loose is an ex...

Introducing the : A Hot Pink Delight Discover the. the plant that's always in high demand thanks to its stunning hot pink leaves. With its vibrant foliage, this Hoya variety adds a touch of captivating beauty to any setting. The showcases bright pink leaves that gradually mature into a lovely cream ...

HoyaArnottianaCare Hoya Arnottianarequires very little ongoing care and maintenance. They do well in indirectwarmareas and require infrequent less watering to your ordinary houseplant. One important aspect of hoya care is fertilization - these fast growing foliage plants benefit from regular fertili...

Indoor plants are an easy way to brighten up your living or working environment. But when they dont get the love they need the greenery and freshness is replaced with a dark and sad looking plant. Yates Thrive Indoor Liquid Plant food is a complete liquid fertiliser that provides most houseplants wi...

Yates Thrive Indoor Plants Ferns Dripper Ready to use liquid plant food drippers, specially formulated to help you easily feed your indoor plants. Yates Thrive Indoor Plants Ferns Liquid Plant Food Drippers provides a gentle feed for healthy leaves and flowers. Each dripper contains the right NPK ba...

The Hindu rope plant is native to India and is a popular choice for hanging containers indoors. It's a slow grower that can take up to three years to bloom. The plant's name comes from its leaves, which are often twisted or contorted, resembling a rope or curly ponytail. Here are some tips for carin...

After a long wait, we finally have it here A guide to Hoyas of Borneo. The genus Hoya was established by Robert Brown in 1811 and was named after Thomas Hoy, gardener at Syon Park in England. Hoyas are mostly herbs with creeping or climbing stems and mostly epiphytic in trees, but some are small shr...