Hoya multiflora, known as the “Shooting Star” Hoya, is one of the easier to care for indoor Hoya plants. They bloom almost freely, with their blooms resembling shooting stars. Hoya multiflora generally has white or yellow blooms and will produce many blooms once it is mature. This is easily one of our favorite Hoyas and one to add to any Hoya collection. Caring for your Hoya multiflora is simple. This plant prefers a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow your plant to dry out

Share this video with a Hoya lover! 🫶🏻 All of my Hoya are right in the windows or under grow lights. I use foliage pro (comment ‘fertilizer’ for the link) every time I water. I don’t use orchid spray — if you’re using a complete fertilizer in the soil there’s no need for it. Hoyas will bloom in time with maturity and good care. I water most of these when 2/3-completely bone dry. | House Plant

Hoya imperialis is a species of tropical plant native to Southeast Asia. It is a member of the Hoya family, which includes a large number of species commonly called “wax plants” due to their waxy leaves and fragrant, star-shaped flowers. Here’s what’s growing on the Canopy Plant Co greenhouse floor. Hoya imperialis is a climbing vine that can grow up to several meters in length. Its leaves are large and glossy, with a deep green color and prominent veins. The plant blooms in clusters of fragrant

Hoya elliptica is an uncommon Hoya with oblong green leaves and prominent veins. Commonly known as wax plant, Hoya elliptica are an easy to grow vining indoor plant. Hoyas produce beautiful and unique blooms on a stalk called a Peduncle, which should not be removed as they bloom multiple times from the same peduncle. Caring for your Hoya elliptica is easy. Water only when the soil is dry and do not let your Hoya sit in excess water. Give your plant bright indirect light. #hoya #hoyaelliptica #pl