Hoyas are succulent-like plants. They prefer to stay on the dry side but will drop flowers and become susceptible to mealybugs if kept bone-dry too long.
Bring indoors when nighttime temps drop below 45°F. If daytime temps are above 50°F, they can stay outside during the day.
Check outdoor plants daily; indoor plants every 5–10 days.
Morning sun (eastern exposure) is ideal for most hoyas.
Feed once a month during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer.
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