Hoya Kerrii Variegata 'baby'
Hoya is photographed in a Dove and Mini Bucket pot. The package contains a plant in a plastic pot.
About the plant:
Hoya kerrii variegata is an unpretentious climbing succulent plant native to East Asia. Its long stems are decorated with fleshy, glossy and dark green heart-shaped leaves (hence the English name Sweetheart Plant, Valentine hoya ), which are tinged with a creamy, yellowish color at the edges. Hoye got its Czech name of wax plants on the basis of its star-shaped flowers, which, like their leaves, shine like wax. The green, variegated heart is a planted leaf of Hoya kerrii variegata , which remains in this form, rarely can grow. If you grow it, it can bloom with pinkish flowers with a purple center that are delicately scented.
Difficulty: For beginners
Cleans the air: Yes
Pet Friendly: Yes
Suitable for hydroponics: Yes
Suitable for Kokedama: No
Approximate height of plant with pot : 12 cm
Diameter of the flower pot : 6 cm
Every plant is different, just like us humans. Please allow for a possible deviation in appearance compared to the product photo.
We wrote more about the Hoya plant in our article .
Light
Light
Watering
Watering
Humidity
Humidity
Propagation
Propagation
Common problems
Common problems
- Overwatering: Too much water can cause leaf drop.
- Irregular watering: The plant does not bloom due to irregular and insufficient watering.
- Direct light: Direct (especially midday) light can burn the leaves and create spots on them.
- Dark habitat: With a lack of light, the plant's flowers may drop.
- Change of habitat: During flowering, waxwort is sensitive to changes in habitat, to which it may respond by dropping flowers.
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