The Rope Hoya's tightly curled, waxy leaves look like they were twisted by hand, and the porcelain flower clusters smell absolutely incredible. Give it bright indirect light, let it dry out almost completely between waterings, and fertilize monthly in spring and summer. Slow grower, long-term commitment, zero regrets.
The Rope Hoya's tightly curled, waxy leaves look like they were twisted by hand, and the porcelain flower clusters smell absolutely incredible. Give it bright indirect light, let it dry out almost completely between waterings, and fertilize monthly in spring and summer. Slow grower, long-term commitment, zero regrets.
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