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 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 undulata is an uncommon, highly sought after Wax Plant. This species is native to Borneo. If you enjoy a challenge then look no further! H. undulata can be a tricky Hoya plant to grow — you’ll know when you’ve mastered it when you get it to bloom! Hoya undulata gets its name from the undulating leaf margins, which gives it a wavy, almost crinkly, appearance. We recommend growing this Hoya in higher than average humidity, with temperatures above 70F. This Hoya will sun stress a brilliant red

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