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Hoya Kanyakumariana

Hoya Kanyakumariana 6202

C$20.00Price

Hoya Kanyakumariana 🌿 — Scientific name: Hoya kanyakumariana (Apocynaceae, Asclepiadoideae). Native to southern India, particularly the Kanyakumari region, this compact and charming Hoya species forms small, trailing vines with thick, heart-shaped leaves that are soft green and slightly fuzzy to the touch. The leaves’ textured surface and tidy arrangement give the plant a delicate, sculptural quality that pairs beautifully with minimalist or natural decor.

FLOWER DETAILS
The plant produces clusters of dainty white to cream flowers with pinkish centers, shaped like tiny stars and carrying a sweet fragrance. Blooms appear repeatedly on old peduncles during the warmer months and last for several days, offering a gentle contrast against the matte green foliage.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

  • ☀️ Light: Bright, indirect light; tolerates filtered morning sun but avoid direct midday rays.

  • 💧 Water: Let the top 40% of the mix dry before watering; prefers slightly dry roots over soggy soil.

  • 🌡️ Humidity: Thrives in 55–75%; appreciates occasional misting or a nearby humidifier.

  • 🪴 Soil: Use a well-draining epiphytic mix of bark, perlite, and coco chips with some organic matter.

  • 🏺 Potting: Choose a small, snug pot; refresh mix every 1–2 years without overpotting.

  • 🌱 Growth rate: Moderate; tends to stay compact but can trail attractively over time.

  • 🐾 Pet friendly: Generally considered non-toxic to cats and dogs.

WHY YOU WILL LOVE IT?
Its petite leaves, trailing growth, and lovely white blooms make it a perfect choice for hanging baskets or small planters where subtle beauty and soft texture are key. It’s a collector’s gem that also suits cozy homes and modern interiors.

AT ORANGE’S HOME
“At Orange’s Home, we deeply care for our plants and provide the best conditions for their growth — from light and watering to nutrition and pest care. Contact us if you’d like to know more about this plant.”

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