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    Hoya Rope Plant – 3″ Pot

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    Hoya Rope Plant – 3″ Pot – Live Tropical Houseplant – Grown in the USA

    ROPE HOYA Features
    • SIZE: 3" Pot
    • Grown in the USA By licensed nursery.

    Hoya plants are cherished for their unique foliage and stunning, long-lasting flowers. They are well-suited as indoor plants, adding a touch of beauty and charm to any space while being relatively low-maintenance compared to some other flowering plants

    The Rope Hoya is a type of climbing vine found in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. Its name comes from the Spanish word hoya, meaning spider web. The Rope Hoya is a climbing vine that can grow up to 50 feet long, has thin, delicate vines, and produces small white flowers. The Rope Hoya can be found in forests and jungles, but its primary habitat is in limestone cliffs. The Rope Hoya is used for a variety of purposes, including hunting, transportation, and construction. It is also used as a natural fence or screen. The Rope Hoya can be used to climb trees and other structures, but it is not as strong as other vines. The Rope Hoya has many uses because it can grow quickly and has thin vines that are easy to tie together.
    Hoya plants are generally considered non-toxic to humans and pets, making them safer options for households with animals or small children.
    Light: They thrive in bright, indirect light. Some varieties can tolerate a bit of direct sunlight, especially morning sunlight, but harsh sun can damage the leaves. Watering: Allow the soil to dry out partially between waterings. Hoya plants prefer well-draining soil and are sensitive to overwatering. Temperature: They generally prefer average room temperatures between 60-80°F (15-27°C) and can tolerate slightly cooler temperatures. Humidity: Hoya plants can handle normal indoor humidity levels, but they appreciate slightly higher humidity. Misting can be beneficial, especially in drier environments. Maintenance: Pruning: Prune to control the plant's size or encourage branching and fuller growth. Repotting: Repot when the plant becomes root-bound, usually every 1-2 years, using a well-draining potting mix. Support: Some Hoya varieties are climbing vines that benefit from supports like trellises or stakes.
    Different Species and Cultivars: There's a wide variety of Hoya species and cultivars available. Some popular ones include Hoya carnosa, Hoya kerrii (Heart-leaf Hoya), Hoya linearis, Hoya obovata, and Hoya pubicalyx.
    Foliage: Hoya plants feature thick, succulent-like leaves that are often glossy and have various shapes and sizes, depending on the species or variety. Some have variegated foliage, adding to their ornamental value. Flowers: Hoya plants produce clusters of star-shaped flowers that are waxy and fragrant. These blooms can come in different colors, such as white, pink, red, or yellow, depending on the species.

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