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Hoya latifolia albomarginata care??
Stefani Barrymore
You can also add a soil mixture that will make your plant's life a whole lot easier! Try bark, tree fern, perlite, pumice, charcoal, and coconut fiber. This mixture will give your plant a durable structure and excellent drainage, so you can say goodbye to overwatering!
Stefani Barrymore
Good news! This plant is pretty low-maintenance.
- First, find a bright spot where you can place this lovely plant in your home. It will love indirect sunlight, so avoid putting it in a sunny spot, as the leaves can burn or get brown spots if exposed to direct sunlight.
- Second, make sure to water it regularly and consistently. I usually use the finger test method, which measures about 2-3 inches. If it feels dry, then it's time to water it! You can also easily water it about once every 1-2 weeks.
Third, ensure you give this plant lots of lovely humidity as it would enjoy in its natural habitat!
- Fourth, ensure you give this plant a temperature of around 65 °F or above.
- Last, you can fertilize it during the growing season!
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Hoya kentiana is often considered a rare tropical plant with pointed green leaves. It is suitable as an ornamental plant and can be placed in a hanging basket. It likes and will thrive in a location with good drainage and humidity. Sometimes, this Hoya looks similar to Hoya wayetii and Hoya shepherdii.
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