Even the buds are beautiful: they swell and change in the process of going from bud to bloom. They can be glossy or matte many are “fat” and some are fuzzy.
Hoya flowers are five-pointed stars that come in many shapes, sizes, and red-toned colors. One popular subset of Hoyas need cooler temperatures to bloom. Most are vines, but a few have bush-like growth. The expansive genus is native to Asia and Australia, where many grow epiphytically in trees. The countless Hoya varieties just add to the joy. Many fans appreciate their stiff, sculptural profile. Often sold as Wax Plants, Hoyas are loved for their scented flowers and radiant foliage. The Eriostemma subgroup prefers strong light and soil that dries between waterings some Hoyas need cooler night temperatures to bloom. Some are easier than others, but all need well-draining soil, warmth, and indirect light. Hoyas are a diverse plant genus that produces fragrant, star-shaped flowers. No matter how experienced you are as a gardener, you’re certain to be surprised and intrigued by some of these beautiful Hoya varieties. Besides their amazing flowers, foliage, and fragrance – and despite their reputation for being difficult – many Hoya varieties make excellent beginner plants. Hoyas are a wonderfully strange, beautiful, and numerous plant genus that’s gaining many fans.
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