During flowering, hoya becomes especially attractive due to its spectacular, fragrant inflorescences in the shape of stars or umbels. Flowers can be of different colors and shapes, and their appearance is often accompanied by the secretion of sweet nectar. Flowering can continue for several months, making the plant a real interior decoration.
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| The Hoya plant becomes especially attractive during flowering. |
Features of hoya flowering: Appearance: Hoya flowers have an unusual, "waxy" or "porcelain" texture, are collected in inflorescences and often resemble small stars.
Fragrance: Many species of hoya emit a pleasant, often sweet aroma, which intensifies during flowering.
Flowering time: Flowering can occur in spring, summer or fall, depending on the species and conditions.
Peduncles: Flowers appear on last year's peduncles.
