Description
When growing Hoya linearis light is an important factor in successfully growing these lovely plants. They prefer bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause its fragile leaves to shrivel and burn, while not enough light will cause it to get leggy and halt its rate of growth. Since its a trailing plant, they will appreciate getting light from above, otherwise it has the chance to bald near the soil. Allowing the soil to dry out between watering will also be important. Also, if your vision is to have a full pot of hoya linearis, don’t be shy about trimming it back and replanting your cuttings into the pot. This will not only encourage the original plant to branch out more, but it will begin to fill up the pot, so you can enjoy a nice, full plant! If given the right conditions, your hoya linearis will bless you with a delightful fragrance of lemon from its cluster of white flowers that can last up to two weeks.
Non-toxic, pet friendly.
