Hoya Rotundiflora

Hoya rotundiflora

H. rotundiflora wants bright, indirect light. It can tolerate some morning or evening light but avoid hot midday sun or the leaves will yellow and scorch. Use a very well draining soil mix and re-pot at least every other year with a coarse, extremely well draining substrate (see hoya soil).

How do you grow Hoya Rotundiflora?

Hoya Rotundiflora has very basic plant care. All it needs is to be kept in a well-draining pot, with fertile soil that is high in nitrogen because it helps the flowers to bloom. This plant also loves to bathe in bright, indirect sunlight but can tolerate direct sunlight to a limit as well.

Is Hoya Chelsea rare?

Hoya The Hoya Chelsea is part of the the Carnosa family. It is a rare tropical houseplant that looks so good that some people think it is possibly fake. It's semi-succulent leaves are thick and wax-like, which is a common feature in this Hoya family.

Do Hoyas need direct sunlight?

Do Hoya Plants Like Direct Sunlight? Most hoya plants prefer medium to bright, indirect light. Some do well with about two hours of direct sunlight in the morning or evening, but too much sun exposure may burn their leaves or turn them yellow.