Hoya genus gives us tons of different hoya plants that are perennials and can grow indoors. Browse through your favorite hoya plants!
Are you looking for a vining plant with attractive waxy foliage and sweetly scented flowers? If the answer is positive, then Hoya Cumingiana might be just the one to capture your attention. This adorable wax plant was discovered by Hugh Cuming, which explains its interesting name. Care guide highlights: Hoya …
Hoya MacGillivrayi was discovered in the Cape York Peninsula, the largest wilderness of northern Australia. It was first collected and named by a physician Dr. Wiliam MacGillivray. It is hard to stay indifferent to the beauty of those dark burgundy flowers, succulent evergreen leaves, and the divine fragrance of this …
Hoya Mindorensis will bring the Eastern culture into your home. This Hoya is originally from the Philippines but makes an excellent houseplant that doesn’t require a lot of special care. It is also called the Wax flower because its clusters of star-shaped pink flowers look as if they were made …
Hoya Serpens is one of the plants belonging to a Hoya genus. This exotic plant is also known as wax-flower among gardeners and is considered to be one of the most special species in this family. With its mesmerizing leaves that look like perfect circles and charming flowers of a …
There has been an increasing interest in the cultivation of hoya plant varieties and for a good reason. Their flowers are sublime:starry, with a crystal-like crown positioned on top the flower – they make everyone spellbound. Are you infatuated with hoya plants too? Do you want to start cultivating them or …
Hoya imbricata is yet another plant that belongs to the Hoya genus (Apocynaceae). It is an epiphyte, which means that it anchors itself onto other plants or tree trunks. However, it doesn’t steal nutrients from its host. Rather, it collects the precious liquid and nourishing particles from other sources, such …
Hoya Obscura is distinguished from other species of the Hoya genus by its glossy, wax-like, veined leaves that can assume tinges of deep bronze-red under certain circumstances. Not all plants exhibit this tendency though. This plant is an epiphyte native to the Philippines, with compact bushy growth and a mild …
When you love a plant you own, and you enjoy its presence, you inevitably want more of it. But, instead of rushing to the nearest store for gardeners, or ordering one, you might want to consider growing it yourself. Hoya plant propagation is supposed to be quite easy. There are …
Are you in search of a plant that will fulfill your need for a tropical adventure? Although I can’t actually promise you an adventure, I can guarantee that your home will get that tropical feel, thanks to Hoya Shepherdii. With its long, thin foliage and delicate, scented flowers, it is …
If you want to bring a little bit of jungle in your home wherever in the world you live, a striking Hoya Kentiana can be a perfect choice for you. It is relatively easy to care for once you provide it with certain necessary conditions. Here they are, in short. …
