Light
These little things are pretty tolerant and will be happy wherever you put them. I would be weary of full shade – but full sun to partial shade they’ll be fine.
Water
Let the soil dry out before you water. You can bottom water these fellas too. Pop them in a sink of bowl of water and let them suck the water up through the holes in their pot.
Humidity
You don’t need to worry about any extra humidity for your hoya.
Temperature
You normal household temperature will do just fine, just don’t let him freeze.
Food
You don’t need to worry about feeding these little guys. If you wanted to you could feed them once or twice a year with very weak fertiliser.
Toxicity
Hoya are not considered toxic but they do have a milky, latex sap so it might be wise to keep your little creatures away from this plant.
Gillian Maytum (verified owner) –
Sarah S. (verified owner) –
Really attractive plant
Rachel C. (verified owner) –
What’s not to love, so sweet. Never seen one before.
Barbara Munday (verified owner) –
Gillian M. (verified owner) –
Dagmar (verified owner) –
Who doesn’t like a plant that even says Love….and is happy with minimal attention but puts a smile on your face❣️
Dagmar H. (verified owner) –
It’s my second Hoya and I think they’re so worth it, as a special gift in a gorgeous little pot or in combo with another small succulent, Love it❣️
(My cheeky side wants to give them funny faces!)