Hoya parasitica 6"Hoya is a genus of tropical plant in the Apocynaceae family and also known as "Waxvine" or "Waxflower". Hoya parasitica, hailing from the Solomon Islands, is a large leaved Hoya with powerfully scented blooms. This is an easy going Hoya and great for the collector or the beginner. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry down 35% Soil: succulent mix Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and bloom state of each plant will vary.

Note on growth: plants may be in larger pots / on larger supports

12" x 6" x 4"h

Microwave safe

Dividing: in early spring if needed

Watering: dry to the touch (can be drought tolerant once established)

Space - 20-24"

This lichen is regeneratively grown

powder blue green needles cover reddish-brown

Strong but Sweet

dark purplish-black foliage that is complimented by bottlebrush wands of fragrant white flowers with a pale blush of pink

A hybrid dogwood that was developed by the University of Minnesota in 1986

Dividing: in spring or autumn every two to three years