HoyaCare
Hoya Linearis is a low-maintenance plant that thrives with minimal care. Known for its delicate, string-like leaves, it’s a perfect addition to your collection. By providing the right balance of …
Hoya plants are generally hardy, but they’re not entirely trouble-free. Common issues like yellowing leaves, pest infestations, and lack of blooms can leave plant owners puzzled. Fortunately, most problems have …
Hoya Rope, also known as Hoya Carnosa Compacta, is a stunning plant with its unique curled and twisted foliage. To keep this beauty thriving, it needs bright, indirect light, minimal …
Hoya Bella, often called the “beautiful wax plant,” lives up to its name with delicate, star-shaped blooms and slender, cascading foliage. This plant thrives in bright, indirect light, moderate watering, …
When buying Hoya plants, look for healthy, vibrant foliage without discoloration or spots, as this indicates good plant health. Ensure the plant has firm, pest-free stems and visible, strong roots …
Hoya plants are considered non-toxic to cats, making them a pet-friendly choice for your home. However, curious cats might still nibble on the leaves, which could cause mild stomach upset …
Rooting Hoya cuttings in water and soil can be incredibly rewarding, and success often depends on getting the basics right. To root in water, choose a healthy cutting with at …
Finding the perfect Hoya plant is easier than ever with a mix of online shops and local nurseries offering these stunning houseplants. Online platforms like Etsy, specialty plant stores, have …
Hoya plants can be picky bloomers, often leaving their owners wondering why those beautiful flowers aren’t showing up. The most common reasons include insufficient light, incorrect watering, and lack of …
Ever caught yourself staring at a Hoya plant, enchanted by its glossy leaves or those star-shaped flowers that smell like a tropical night? I sure have. My love affair with …