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Hoya Kentiana
Fleur & Co
Hoya Kentiana is a native of the Philippines. It's an easy indoor tropical plant that grows evergreen. Her smooth and sturdy leaves appear like fingers creeping from a pot. She is easy to take care of and requires similar care as other Hoya plants. Happy with your care, she will reward your caring efforts with fragrant flowers in mid-spring and early summer. Plant Size Guide Extra Small: 2 - 2.5 inch standard nursery pot Small: 3.5 - 4 inch standard nursery pot. Medium: 5 -6 inch standard nursery pot. Large: 7 - 8 inch standard nursery pot. Light Grow your easy-care hoya in low, medium, or bright light. It tolerates low and medium light but doesn't typically bloom in these conditions. Like most flowering houseplants, the more light hoya gets, the more flowers it will produce. Water Water when the soil dries out. No need to worry if you sometimes forget to water. Its thick leaves and stems help the plant store water for cases just like that. Do not overwater! Hoya would rather be too dry than too wet and can suffer from root rot if the potting mix stays wet for extended periods. Plant Specific Care Low-maintenance hoya doesn't require a lot of fertilizer, but you can fertilize your hoya if you want it to bloom better. Use any general-purpose houseplant fertilizer and follow the directions on the packaging. Pet-Friendly Plant Yes.
Hoya Kentiana is a native of the Philippines. It's an easy indoor tropical plant that grows evergreen. Her smooth and sturdy leaves appear like fingers creeping from a pot. She is easy to take care of and requires similar care as other Hoya plants. Happy with your care, she will reward your caring efforts with fragrant flowers in mid-spring and early summer.
Plant Size Guide
Extra Small: 2 - 2.5 inch standard nursery pot
Small: 3.5 - 4 inch standard nursery pot.
Medium: 5 -6 inch standard nursery pot.
Large: 7 - 8 inch standard nursery pot.
Light
Grow your easy-care hoya in low, medium, or bright light. It tolerates low and medium light but doesn't typically bloom in these conditions. Like most flowering houseplants, the more light hoya gets, the more flowers it will produce.
Water
Water when the soil dries out. No need to worry if you sometimes forget to water. Its thick leaves and stems help the plant store water for cases just like that. Do not overwater! Hoya would rather be too dry than too wet and can suffer from root rot if the potting mix stays wet for extended periods.
Plant Specific Care
Low-maintenance hoya doesn't require a lot of fertilizer, but you can fertilize your hoya if you want it to bloom better. Use any general-purpose houseplant fertilizer and follow the directions on the packaging.
Pet-Friendly Plant
Yes.
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