Hoya, Meredithii

Scientific Name: Hoya meredithii T.Green Common Name: Hoya Meredithii Wax Plant, Porcelain Flower, Wax Vine Hoyas are well-loved by many plant collectors around the world. They originate from many Asian countries and some variations hail from Australia. They are climbing/vining plants and in nature are often found living their best life on trees (#epiphyte). Hoyas generally have thick, succulent leaves and mature plants can have vines that can be well over 10 feet long. Most hoyas will need to be 4-5 years old at least to bloom, but when they do... expect to be fascinated! Each hoya has a flower completely unique to them, with a myriad of enticing fragrances and mesmerizing blooms. The world of hoyas is vast, captivating, and entirely irresistible. Prepare to be hooked! This rare Hoya has unique large oval-shaped green leaves with a deep green recessed veining. These leaves can grow to up to 11" long and 6"wide! To get this giant leaves, a support is absolutely necessary, so make sure to give it a moss pole of trellis to climb up. Basic Needs: These prefer bright, indirect light. Water when soil is completely dry. Pot in well-draining, chunky soil- since they are a succulent, they will absorb water into their leaves to hold on to.  They prefer high humidity but can tolerate lower humidity environments. PRO TIP: never cut off a hoya's peduncles (AKA those loooooong stems that love to climb or trail, ending in a little bumpy or bristly stump)-- these are where the hoya will eventually flower!  ***Due to the unique nature of plants, the one we carefully choose for you won't look exactly like the photos- but it will be just as beautiful!