hanging wax plant Hoya Carnosa

hanging wax plant Hoya CarnosaScientific Name: Hoya carnosa Common Name: Wax Plant An exquisite cluster of waxy flowers Trailing plant Highly collectable plant Waterwise Plant Level: Easy Also known as the Wax Plant or Porcelain Flower, the Hoya Carnosa is a climbing, trailing plant with thick, deep green almond shaped leaves. They are really easy to take care of making them a great plant for beginners, and, in time, they may produce small star shaped cream flowers that grow in

Scientific Name: Hoya carnosa
Common Name: Wax Plant

• An exquisite cluster of waxy flowers
• Trailing plant
• Highly collectable plant
• Waterwise
• Plant Level: Easy

Also known as the Wax Plant or Porcelain Flower, the Hoya Carnosa is a climbing, trailing plant with thick, deep green almond-shaped leaves. They are really easy to take care of making them a great plant for beginners, and, in time, they may produce small star-shaped cream flowers that grow in bunches.

Native to the lush warm humid Jungles of East Asia makes these plants ideal for adapting to our home environments, especially if allowed to live in a brightly lit bathroom or kitchen where humidity is naturally higher.

The Hoya Carnosa Houseplant is also one of the faster-growing hoya varieties, meaning it'll develop into a large vining statement in a relatively short period of time, adding to its character. Ideal for trailing off a shelf or as a hanging feature.

Please note that there are different varieties and the plant you receive may look slightly different from the ones pictured.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Hoya Carnosa healthy and happy.

Water: Keep the soil lightly moist during warm months, and drier during winter.
Light: Bright, indirect light with some soft morning direct sun is recommended.
Humidity: Medium to high humidity will be perfect.
Fertilize: Feed your Hoya during the growing season of Spring through Summer, once a week with a diluted feed. No Need to feed in winter, unless in active growth.