How do you care for Hoya Pottsii? Hoya Pottsii is a twining, fast-growing Hoya with leaves up to 15cm × 8cm. The leaves are thick and meaty, with a short stalk, ovate-shaped to ovate-shaped elliptic, apex acuminate, and pinnate veins that are not visible. The corolla is white, star-shaped, and has a crimson center. Each…
How do you care for Hoya Pottsii? Hoya Pottsii is a twining, fast-growing Hoya with leaves up to 15cm × 8cm. The leaves are thick and meaty, with a short stalk, ovate-shaped to ovate-shaped elliptic, apex acuminate, and pinnate veins that are not visible. The corolla is white, star-shaped, and has a crimson center. Each…
Is Hoya Balaensis fragrant? Hoya Balaensis flower’s surface is fuzzy due to the presence of small hairs, and its inflorences are green, star-shaped with pink centers. They are strongly fragrant with a pleasant smell. However, the fragrant Hoya Balaensis with a pleasant smell is not the one that’s used in decoration. This fragrant Hoya Balaensis…
How do you care for Hoya Ilagiorum? While Hoya Ilagiorum is a relatively trouble-free plant, it does require certain conditions to grow. The following are our six most critical considerations while planting and caring for this blooming plant. Light Hoya Ilagiorum prefers medium to intense indirect light. These lovely plants flourish in around two hours…
Is Hoya Brevialata rare? Hoya Brevialata is a plant that grows natively in Southeast Asia and parts of Florida and Texas. This tropical delight is a member of the Apocynaceae family, whose name is pronounced ‘a-pos-ih-NAY-see-ee.’ It is mostly cultivated for its lovely leaves and the caramel-like aroma of its blooms. Hoya Brevialata is also…
How do you grow Hoya Fitchii fast? Hoya Fitchii is a rare foliage plant that blooms spectacularly during the summer months. It is indigenous to the Philippines, which accounts for its acclimatization to tropical conditions. It flourishes in optimal conditions. Wipe the leaves of your Hoya Fitchii with a clean, wet cotton towel to keep…
How do you care for Hoya Heuschkeliana? Hoya Heuschkeliana is a Philippine native. It’s a lovely succulent with gorgeous glossy green leaves. Hoya Heuschkeliana blooms range in hue from pink to yellow. It is a versatile plant that may be cultivated indoors in hanging baskets or outside on your yard. Hoya Heuschkeliana Variegata is the…
How often should I water my Dracaena Janet Craig? Dracaena ‘Janet Craig’ plants require just a moderate quantity of water and will die if overwatered. They should be watered only when the top three inches of soil become dry, with a generous drink until the water drains out of the drainage hole. In the winter…
Is Dracaena Janet Craig poisonous to dogs? Craig, Janet Dracaena is a poisonous plant that is toxic to dogs, people, and cats. While this plant is normally regarded non-lethal, if consumed, it can induce the following symptoms: dilated pupils in cats, vomiting (which might be bloody), depression, anorexia, and hyper salivation. Always consult a veterinarian…
How do you care for a Lemon Lime Dracaena plant? Lemon lime Dracaena is a hardy, low-maintenance plant with stunning leaves and air-purifying properties. Dracaena has a citrus scent that leaves its way into the air when watered. It requires little care by considering the following factors; Light Dracaena lemon lime should be grown in…