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The Hoya krinkle 8 is a cross between two hoya plants: the super common hoya carnosa, and the hoya carnosa compacta. The “8” in the name comes from the fact that each leaf has 8 small depressions on it. These depressions are what lead to the crinkle-looking edge on the leaf. Medium to bright, indirect…
Hoya krohniana has small, succulent-like leaves with a gorgeous silver sheen. It is native to the Philippines and thrives in bright, indirect light. Plant in well-draining soil, and do not overwater the plant once rooted. Thrives in warm temperatures and higher humidity. See my full Hoya krohniana care and rooting guide for more! DETAILS One…
The Hoya linearis is a succulent-like, evergreen perennial. It has long stems that drape beautifully like a curtain when hanging, and it produces white flowers with a light scent. Rather than large, flat leaves like many other hoyas, its leaves are skinny, soft, and fuzzy. Thrives in bright, indirect light. Plant in well-draining soil, and…
Hoya Pubicalyx is a succulent vine with thick, waxy, glossy leaves and stems that climb and cascade beautifully. It sprouts fuchsia, star-shaped flowers that have a subtle, sweet fragrance. Medium to bright, indirect sunlight is best. Plant in well-draining soil, and do not overwater the plant once rooted. Thrives in warm temperatures and higher humidity….