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Hoya multiflora is an evergreen perennial plant in the Apocynaceae family, growing up to 50 cm tall. It features slender stems with glossy green leaves that are typically lance-shaped and arranged in opposite pairs. The plant is notable for its distinctive clusters of star-shaped flowers that produce abundant nectar, attracting pollinators. Its compact growth habit and prolific blooming make it a unique specimen among tropical plants.
Plant Care Overview
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Care Guide
Essential requirements for your Hoya multiflora
Light Requirements
Bright indirect light
Light conditions can affect leaf color and growth rate. Adjust placement as needed based on your plant's response.
Watering Schedule
When top 2-3 inches of soil dry out
Humidity Needs
medium humidity
Always check soil moisture before watering. Adjust frequency based on your home's conditions.
Temperature Range
18-27°C (64-80°F)
Native Climate
Native to China and tropical Asia
Keep away from drafts, heaters, and air conditioners which can stress your plant.
Soil Type
Well-draining mix with perlite or orchid bark
Fertilizer
Balanced houseplant fertilizer during growing season
Consider repotting every 1-2 years to refresh soil nutrients and accommodate growth.
Propagation
Methods to grow more Hoya multiflora plants
Stem cuttings with at least 2 nodes
Plant Info
Characteristics and background information
China and tropical Asia
moderate
Up to 50 cm tall
Perennial
Indoor Blooming
This plant can produce flowers indoors when given proper care.
Bloom Season
Spring to summer
Flower Description
Clusters of small, star-shaped white flowers with yellow centers and prominent nectar droplets. Flowers grow in umbels of 15-30 blooms.
Fun Fact
Produces abundant nectar that forms visible droplets on its flowers, earning it the nickname 'Shooting Star Hoya'
Troubleshooting
Solutions for typical issues with your Hoya multiflora
White cottony masses on leaf axils/stems, sticky residue
Yellowing leaves, mushy stems, foul odor from soil
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