But you’ve heard that caring for hoya plants is hard.

What type of soil do hoya plants prefer?  What temperature range do they need to survive and thrive?  How damp shold the soil be?  Do hoyas prefer small pots or large pots?

There are around 900 known species, cultivars, and hybrids of Hoya, so naturally not all Hoyas thrive under the same conditions and many of them have different traits and care requirements.

With more than 900 species of hoyas found naturally through southeast asian countries, growing in many different environments, you’re sure to find a species of hoya to suit the conditions you want them to grow around your home.

Many hoyas can successfully be grown indoors, provided they have the correct exposure to the sun, are watered thoughtfully and are in a moderate temperature.

Depending on your geographic location and the conditions in your garden, many other hoyas are happy as outdoor plants in your garden, courtyard or balcony.

The genus includes over core 300 species and every year more hybrids and cultivars are being produced with different types of foliage varigations, “splashes”, sizes, as well as different colour, shape and configuration of waxy flowers in clusters known as umbels.

COllecting hoyas has become a passion for many home gardeners because of the stunning array of very different plants you can find!