Aroid Market Hoya Hindu Rope

This Hoya prefers to dry out significantly between waterings. Wait until the soil is dry to the touch throughout the pot before watering again, as the thick, succulent-like leaves store moisture well.

Place your Hoya in bright, indirect light. While it can tolerate lower light levels, it will grow much slower and is less likely to bloom if it doesn't receive enough consistent, filtered sunlight.

No, this is a slow-growing variety. Its sculptural, compact form is part of its appeal, so do not be concerned if you do not see rapid vine extension or new leaf growth immediately.

Yes, the plant comes fully rooted in a 6-7 inch nursery pot. It is established and ready to be placed directly into a decorative planter or hung in a basket.

Because the leaves are tightly curled and dense, they can sometimes harbor pests like mealybugs in the crevices. It is good practice to inspect the undersides of the leaves and the stems periodically as part of your routine plant care.