Paraiso Plant Studio Hoya Kerrii

Not at all. It is considered an easy-care plant because it is a succulent, meaning it stores water in its thick leaves. It thrives on neglect and prefers to dry out completely between waterings.

The Hoya Kerrii requires bright, indirect light to stay healthy. A spot near a sunny window where the sun's rays are filtered by a sheer curtain or positioned slightly away from the glass is ideal.

No, the Hoya Kerrii is not considered pet-friendly. If ingested, it can cause digestive upset for cats and dogs, so it is best kept on a high shelf or a spot inaccessible to curious pets.

You should water it sparingly. Wait until the soil has dried out significantly—often every two to three weeks depending on your home's humidity and light levels—before giving it a thorough soak.

It is a slow-growing plant. You should not expect rapid changes in size, which makes it a great choice for small spaces like tabletops or windowsills where you want a plant that maintains its sculptural shape over time.

No, it is actually better to leave it in its current container. This plant prefers to be somewhat root-bound and will be much happier staying in its original pot until it has clearly outgrown it.