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Hoya Kerrii "Hoya Heart"

$39.00
  • Care Level: I'm Easy

  • Overall Size: 4" to 5" W 5" to 7" H

The Hoya Hearts (Hoya Kerrii) gets their common name from the shape of a single green leaf. Normally vining, this single heart-shaped leaf was rooted without nodes to maintain their single statuesque form. The thick semi-succulent leaves prefer bright indirect light.

This plant is actually a living, rooted leaf. If they do happen to grow, you are one of the lucky ones.

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  • Care Level: I'm Easy

  • Overall Size: 4" to 5" W 5" to 7" H

The Hoya Hearts (Hoya Kerrii) gets their common name from the shape of a single green leaf. Normally vining, this single heart-shaped leaf was rooted without nodes to maintain their single statuesque form. The thick semi-succulent leaves prefer bright indirect light.

This plant is actually a living, rooted leaf. If they do happen to grow, you are one of the lucky ones.

  • Care Level: I'm Easy

  • Overall Size: 4" to 5" W 5" to 7" H

The Hoya Hearts (Hoya Kerrii) gets their common name from the shape of a single green leaf. Normally vining, this single heart-shaped leaf was rooted without nodes to maintain their single statuesque form. The thick semi-succulent leaves prefer bright indirect light.

This plant is actually a living, rooted leaf. If they do happen to grow, you are one of the lucky ones.

More about Hoya Heart

Hoya plants, also known as Wax Plants, are a group of climbing or sprawling tropical plants native to Asia and Australia. They are known for their waxy, heart-shaped leaves and their ability to produce clusters of small, fragrant flowers. There are over 200 species of Hoya plants, and they are popular choices for use as houseplants due to their low maintenance requirements and their ability to tolerate low light conditions.

Hoya plants can be grown in pots or containers, or they can be trained to climb using a trellis or other support. They do well in well-draining soil and prefer to be allowed to dry out between waterings. Hoya plants are generally considered to be non-toxic to humans and pets, making them a safe choice for any indoor space.

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