Hoya Imperialis is a spectacular out-performer out of all the Hoyas that I’ve seen in my years as a gardener. This vine of Malaysian origins is a rampant grower that’s very hard to keep under control, creeping and climbing over anything it can find and throwing out umbels and umbels of the most gorgeous maroon …
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Hoya Imbricata is an epiphytic climber that belongs to the family of Apocynaceae. There are up to 600 to 700 Hoya species. The species is very common in tropical and sub-tropical Asia. To care for Hoya Imbricata, one must consider the space for growth. For instance, some of my Hoya plants prefer growing in baskets, …
If you set eyes on a Hoya Retusa for the first time, you would never think it belonged to the Hoya family and specifically the Magnoliopsida class according to Earth.com. Even though Hoyas do offer an incredible variety of plant looks, the Hoya Retusa still stands out with it’s flat, narrow awkward foliage that barely …
One of the exciting facts about Hoyas’ is that anyone can grow a Hoya plant; they are great indoor houseplant for beginners and expert gardeners. After Hoya Carnosa, Hoya australis is the next most famous plant in the Hoya species. Hoyas’ have exceptional tolerance for neglect. The easy-to-care Hoya australis is excellent for any indoor …
The best thing about Hoya is you have hundreds of species to choose from. The Hoya Linearis is a distinctive Hoya with its long fuzzy stems that offer a curtain-like appearance when hanging. It has other common names also such as wax plant, wax vine, and porcelain vine. It is native to the beautiful Himalayas …