Hoya Linearis

Hoya Linearis is a distinctive Hoya with its long fuzzy stems that offer a curtain-like appearance when hanging.Hoya Linearis only needs to be watered when the top layer of soil becomes dry to the touch. You should plant it in fertile, well-draining soil.

* You will receive ONE (1) 4 plant in nursery pot, unless stated otherwise.Refer to ourFAQfor more information.

Hoya Linearis

Watering

Water every 7-10 days when top 3 of soil is dry.

Light

High indirect sunlight or 6-8hours under grow lights.

Temperature

65F 75F

Soil Mix

Peat Moss, Perlite, Orchid Bark

Humidity

Keep humidity medium to high at 65 75%.

Fertilizer

Every4 weeks in summer and 12 weeks in winter

Scientific Name: Hoya Linearis
Common Name: Wax plant, Porcelain flower

Hoyas are well-loved by many plant collectors around the world. They originate from many Asian countries and some variations hail from Australia. They are climbing/vining plants and in nature are often found living their best life on trees (#epiphyte). Hoyas generally have thick, succulent leaves and mature plants can have vines that can be well over 10 feet long. Most hoyas will need to be 4-5 years old at least to bloom, but when they do expect to be fascinated! Each hoya has a flower completely unique to them, with a myriad of enticing fragrances and mesmerizing blooms. The world of hoyas is vast, captivating, and entirely irresistible. Prepare to be hooked!

With light green, fuzzy foliage, this hoyas leaves resemble thin young beanpods, making each part of this plant fun, unique, and generally lovable. This plant starts off delicate, but is bushy and beautiful at maturity, creating a cascading, moss-like allure. In bloom, Hoya Linearis boasts clusters of plump, star-shaped white flowers with a dainty pale pink center. Low-maintenance and entirely unique, this hoya is fun for everyone!

With thin, light green leaves reminiscent of young legumes, this plant resembles a young legume each leaf is fuzzy, unique, and generally lovable. and they start off delicate and turn into a bushy, beautiful plant at maturity.

Basic Needs: Prefers bright, indirect light but can tolerate lower light. Water when soil is completely dry. Pot in well-draining, chunky soil- since they are a succulent, they will absorb water into their leaves to hold on to. They prefer high humidity but can tolerate lower humidity environments. PRO TIP: never cut off a hoyas peduncles (AKA those loooooong stems that love to climb or trail, ending in a little bumpy or bristly stump) these are where the hoya will eventually flower!

***Due to the unique nature of plants, the one we carefully choose for you wont look exactly like the photos- but it will be just as beautiful!