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Thursday, May 30, 2024

Χoya.

 Hoya is a luxurious tropical liana with a lush, spreading crown. In nature, it forms 10-meter vines, and indoors, the length of the shoots does not exceed 5-6 meters.

 A characteristic feature is fleshy glossy leaves, as if covered with wax. Therefore, hoya is popularly known as wax ivy.

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Χoya pic. 1.

 The plant becomes especially attractive during flowering, when it is covered with spectacular star-shaped flowers that form an umbrella inflorescence and exude a pleasant aroma.
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Χoya pic. 2.

 How to care for.

 In order for wax ivy to feel good, it is necessary to create conditions for it close to the tropics:

 Temperature.

 During the growing season, the optimal temperature for the exotic is 20-25 ° C, in autumn and winter it is maintained at 15-18 ° C. At a temperature of less than 10 degrees, the plant dies.


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Χoya pic. 3.

 Lighting.

 Direct sunlight can cause leaf burns, and with a lack of light, the plant loses its decorative appearance. Therefore, the lighting should be bright, but diffused. It is best to place the flower on the eastern or western window. It does not like rearrangements.

 Watering.

 The liana should be watered moderately, as the soil dries out. Usually, watering is done 1-2 times a week in summer, and once a month in winter.

 Humidity does not play an important role for the flower, but in very dry air it is recommended to spray the leaves or place the pot in a tray filled with wet expanded clay.

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Χoya pic. 4.

 Feeding.

 During the growing season, hoya is watered weekly with a solution of mineral fertilizers.

 Shop offer.

 The Jungle online store invites you to buy hoya. Order delivery of the flower you like on the website or visit our floristic showroom, where you can choose from 1000 plants in person. As a bonus, you will receive professional advice from biologists on caring for green pets. Care tips can be obtained at any time after purchase.


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