Hoya multiflora, known as the “Shooting Star” Hoya, is one of the easier to care for indoor Hoya plants. They bloom almost freely, with their blooms resembling shooting stars. Hoya multiflora generally has white or yellow blooms and will produce many blooms once it is mature. This is easily one of our favorite Hoyas and one to add to any Hoya collection. Caring for your Hoya multiflora is simple. This plant prefers a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow your plant to dry out

Hoya Sunrise is a hybrid of Hoya lacunosa ssp. pallidiflora and Hoya obscura. In order to get the flushing red (“sun stress”) from this Hoya species they need to be sun stressed. Sun stressing a Hoya is quite easy, simply place it in very bright indirect light! Commonly known as Wax Plant, Hoyas are easy to grow indoor vining plants that produce beautiful blooms. Hoya Sunrise care: Caring for your Hoya sunrise is easy. Let the soil dry out between watering, taking care not to allow them to sit i

Hoya Lisa is an extremely sought after variegated Hoya. The leaves of Hoya Lisa exhibit nice cream, yellow, white and green variegation. The new foliage emerges pink and will harden off to a cream/yellow/green mix. Commonly known as Wax Plant, Hoyas are easy to grow indoor vining plants that produce beautiful blooms. Caring for your Hoya Lisa is easy. Let the soil dry out between watering, taking care not to allow them to sit in water. Make sure to give your new Hoya plenty of bright indirect li