Hoya, 'Retusa'

Hoya 'Retusa' is sometimes called the Glassy-leafed Hoya and produces flat, narrow, long, thin leaves that grow in clusters. Did you know each end or tip of the leaf has a heart shaped indention. Their blooms are flat, one or two to a cluster, white with wine red coronas, blooming usually in fall, with a fragrant lemon scent.

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PLANT CARE

Light Requirements: Perfect for bright, indirect light
Water: Drought tolerant. Use a well-draining soil; select a planter with drainage.
Soil: America’s Gardens houseplant soil.
Temperature: 65-80 degrees.
Flowering: Fragrant star like pink & white clusters in late summer/autumn.
Re-Potting: Only needs when significantly root bound.
Disease & Pest: Will tolerate mild infestations without excessive damage; not prone to disease except root rot if over watered.
Toxicity: Non-toxic to people and animals.

Perfect for bright, indirect light Drought tolerant. Use a well-draining soil; select a planter with drainage. America’s Gardens houseplant soil. 65-80 degrees. Fragrant star like pink & white clusters in late summer/autumn. Only needs when significantly root bound. Will tolerate mild infestations without excessive damage; not prone to disease except root rot if over watered. Non-toxic to people and animals.

Hoya, 'Retusa'

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