Baby Hoya
(Wax plant) Carnosa Tricolor
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Diameter
6cm
Height
±24cm
Loves
Partly shady
Care level
Easy
Benefits
Air cleaner
The Hoya carnosa tricolor is an exotic wax flower and has beautifully coloured leaves. The Hoya is a hanging plant with curly leaves that will develop fragrant flowers over time.
Put or hang the Hoya in the semi-shade. The Hoya cannot live in full sun but loves a lot of light. Originally the Hoya grows in the tropical rainforest, where it is always very humid. Also as an indoor plant the Hoya likes to have a continuous moist soil. Make sure that there is no root rot.
Oana Anechitei
May 30, 2024
The plant looks great! Well packed and the accommodation seems smooth. Can't wait for ti to grow! thank you!
Nefrit
May 23, 2024
Bought a month ago and honestly didn't repot yet, cause it seems it is absolutely okay in it. She gave me already three leaves and looks healthy, I love it.
Maria Ibanez Sabate
April 15, 2021
Half the size of the picture (3 leaves and small one coming). But it is really beautiful and looks healthy.
Your order will be hand picked and packed in our strong and sustainable packaging as soon as possible, after which it will be delivered straight from our greenhouse to your door by your chosen carrier. You can follow the journey of your plants via the tracking link you receive in your mail. If you have any questions regarding your order and its shipment, you can get in contact with our support team.
We expect every order to arrive in tip-top shape. We take intensive care of the plants in our greenhouse and use special and as sustainable as possible protective packaging to ship our plants. We also wrote an extensive blog about how to unpack and prepare your plants for growth after shipping. However there are rare occasions where our plants don’t meet their full potential. That’s why all plants are guaranteed for 30 days after arrival, if still in its original nursery pot.
