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Hoya Carnosa, commonly known as a Wax Plant is a houseplant native to East Asia and Australia, and part of the Apocynaceane (Dogbane) family. An evergreen trailing vine with thick, glossy foliage and known for its aromatic porcelain star shaped flowers.
Thrives best in hanging baskets, shelves or bright indoor corners. Loves bright, indirect sunlight, prefers high humidity, and a soil blend of orchard bark, potting soil and perlite.
Water when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch, always use pots with draining holes, in winter Hoya Carnosa growth slows down, water less often.
Often grows to 3 - 6 ft (90 - 120 cm) indoors and can reach up to 12 - 20 ft (3.6 - 6 m) in warm outdoor climates.
Important note: Hoya Carnosa will bloom new flowers from the same spurs every year, don’t cut them off.
Hoya Carnosa is considered non-toxic to pets and humans.
Hoya Carnosa, commonly known as a Wax Plant is a houseplant native to East Asia and Australia, and part of the Apocynaceane (Dogbane) family. An evergreen trailing vine with thick, glossy foliage and known for its aromatic porcelain star shaped flowers.
Thrives best in hanging baskets, shelves or bright indoor corners. Loves bright, indirect sunlight, prefers high humidity, and a soil blend of orchard bark, potting soil and perlite.
Water when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch, always use pots with draining holes, in winter Hoya Carnosa growth slows down, water less often.
Often grows to 3 - 6 ft (90 - 120 cm) indoors and can reach up to 12 - 20 ft (3.6 - 6 m) in warm outdoor climates.
Important note: Hoya Carnosa will bloom new flowers from the same spurs every year, don’t cut them off.
Hoya Carnosa is considered non-toxic to pets and humans.