Hoya retusa (Grass-leaved Hoya) Houseplant Care — 179 of 365

Описание: Hoya retusa is also commonly known as grass-leaved hoya and is one of a number of Himalayan hoyas, which likely require a bit of a cold period in order to stay healthy and flower. I have several of these throughout my house and is #179 of "365 Days of Plants".

The large planter was given to me by a lovely young lady who painted it herself at one of my book tours at Homestead Gardens in Maryland.

In this video I'll cover where this is native to, how it grows, where it grows, and best conditions for lighting, watering, fertilizing and more.

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Plant featured:
Hoya retusa

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