With over 200 species, hoyas are nearly indestructible trailing vines with thick, waxy leaves and interlocking stems. All produce fragrant, five-pointed, star-shaped flowers in red, white, pink, purple, yellow, orange, or near-black. Perfect hanging in a bright window; just don’t overwater.
Bright indirect to some direct sun; let soil dry completely between waterings. Bloom best when slightly root-bound. Avoid moving once buds form. Propagate from cuttings.

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