4" Hoya finlaysonii 'Big Leaves' hanging basket
Care
Bright indirect light
Allow soil to dry almost completely
Pet friendly
Hoya finlaysonii is a spectacular indoor vining plant that grows larger, oblong shaped leaves. What's fascinating about this particular plant is that their leaves grow a bit larger than usual... very eye catching!
Hoya finlaysonii care:
This plant prefers a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow the soil to dry out almost completely before watering, taking care to not allow it to sit in excess water. Provide your new Hoya plant with plenty of bright indirect light for optimal growth.
General Hoya care instructions:
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.
Customer Reviews
Nice size, some new growth, and healthy looking plant! Packaging/shipping were great/fast. Another great purchase from one of my go to shops!
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It came very healthy and looked cool. I love it a lot. It really stands out, but still compliments the other elegant Hoyas. Thank you very much 🌷🍀🌞
I bought this for my sister who is an avid Hoya collector and she was thrilled. Plant was packaged well and arrived perfect. Will buy more from Canopy ❤️
Am a newbie with Hoyas. Live in AZ so hopefully thei will survive this hot dry climate.