4" Hoya caudata hanging basket
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Care
Care
Bright indirect light
Allow soil to dry almost completely
Pet friendly
Hoya Caudata Sumatra is an uncommon Hoya species, native to the island of Sumatra. The edges of the leaves are serrated and sport small splashes of variegation on them.
Hoya Caudata can sun stress fairly easy if exposed to very bright indirect light.
Commonly known as Wax Plant, Hoyas are easy to grow indoor vining plants that produce beautiful blooms.
Caring for your Hoya Caudata is easy. Let the soil dry out between watering, taking care not to allow them to sit in water. Make sure to give your new Hoya plenty of bright indirect light.
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Additional information:
Hoya, commonly referred to as "Wax Plant" is a genus consisting of over 500 species.
Hoyas are widely cultivated for their aromatic blooms and unique foliage.
They are native to tropical and subtropical areas all around the world. They can be found in Latin America, Asia, Australia, etc.
Mostly epiphytic, you'll find Hoyas love to climb trees in their natural habitats.
Hoyas have a large range of foliage shapes and textures. They can be found with elongated, deeply veined leaves to thin, narrow leaves and everything in between.
Most Hoya plants can be considered easy to care for, in fact, we've compiled a list of the Top 7 Easy To Care For Hoyas.
Very unique, prehistoric looking plant. I love it! She arrived 3 weeks ago, lots of aerial roots and just produced a peduncle. Cant wait to see it bloom!
Cant wait for mine to bloom!! Such unique leaves
beautiful, green and healthy full full basket of caudata!
Another beautiful hoya from Canopy Plants that is just like the photo, but better! It is worth it to size up if you are choosing between this and the smaller pot size. This Hoya has so much personality, I am looking forward to watching it grow! The vines can be a bit brittle, so unwrap it carefully.
It came in great condition and had a ton of sun stress, but it’s going back to a deep green color. I can’t wait for it to grow!
