Gabriella Plants Hoya krohniana

The dramatic dark color is directly tied to light exposure. Place your Hoya in a spot with bright, indirect light to encourage the foliage to deepen; in lower light conditions, the leaves will likely remain a standard green.

Yes, Hoya krohniana 'Black' is non-toxic and pet-safe, making it a great choice for households with curious pets.

No, you should leave the flower stalks, known as peduncles, intact. Hoyas bloom from the same spot repeatedly, so cutting them off will prevent future flowers from growing on that stem.

This plant prefers to dry out between waterings. The best way to check is to feel the soil or lift the pot; if the soil feels dry to the touch or the pot feels significantly lighter, it is ready for a drink.

While many tropical plants demand high humidity, this Hoya is quite adaptable and tolerates standard indoor humidity levels well, making it an easy-care option for most homes.

To promote frequent flowering, keep your Hoya in a slightly cooler spot in your home. Consistent, bright indirect light is also essential for energy production, which fuels the bloom cycle.