Logee's Hoya obovata

This plant thrives in partial sun. To encourage the best variegation and increase your chances of summer blooms, place it in a spot that receives bright, indirect light, such as a window with a sheer curtain or a location that gets a few hours of gentle morning sun.

Yes, the Hoya obovata is considered pet-safe. It is a great choice if you want to add greenery to your home without worrying about toxicity to your pets.

The plant arrives in a 2.5-inch pot, so it will be a younger specimen rather than a fully mature, long-trailing vine. Because it is a fast-growing variety, you can expect it to fill out and start trailing or climbing relatively quickly with proper care.

Because it is a vining plant, it looks excellent in a hanging basket where the stems can drape naturally. Alternatively, you can train it to grow upward by attaching the vines to a small trellis or stake.

While it appreciates standard household humidity, it doesn't require a greenhouse environment to thrive. Consistent, bright light is the most critical factor for triggering those fragrant pink bloom clusters in the summer.

Keep this Hoya in an environment that stays above 60°F. It is a tropical plant, so it will not tolerate cold drafts or freezing temperatures.