Hoya Compacta ‘Hindu Rope’

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 caring for a Hindu rope plant:

- Light: The plant prefers bright, indirect light and no direct sun.
- Water: Water the plant when the soil is dry.
- Humidity: The plant prefers a humid spot that ranges from 40%-60% humidity.
- Soil: Use a standard high-quality well-draining indoor plant mix.
- Fertilizer: Use a balanced fertilizer once a month during spring and summer.
- Support: Provide support such as a wire loop or tripod of canes if you want the plant to climb.