If you’re looking for an exotic indoor plant that’s very easy to grow, take a look at Hoya. This unique houseplant is a vine (but don’t worry; it’s not a fast-growing one!) that has thick, waxy leaves and clusters of star-shaped waxy flowers. It’s among the most tolerant of all houseplants. Hoya prefer BRIGHT INDIRECT LIGHT but will be ok in lower light scenarios.

LOCATION & LIGHT:

Hoya tolerate 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 hoya when the soil is dry. Don’t worry if you forget to water it once or twice — this houseplant doesn’t mind. Its thick leaves and stems help the plant store water for cases just like that. Ensure not to overwater; hoya would rather be too dry than too wet and can suffer from root rot if the soil stays wet for extended periods.

Plants and pots sold separately!