Hoya Jennifer Without Flowers

Hoyas, commonly known as wax plants, are tropical flowering plants native to Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Islands. They belong to the Apocynaceae family and were named after the botanist Thomas Hoy. These plants are usually vining or trailing, making them ideal for hanging baskets, shelves, and indoor decoration. Hoyas are popular houseplants because they are attractive, long-lasting, and relatively easy to care for.

Hoyas are especially admired for their unique flowers and foliage. Their blooms grow in round clusters called umbels and have a waxy, star-shaped appearance. Many varieties produce a sweet fragrance and may even release tiny droplets of nectar. Their thick leaves help store water, making them more drought-tolerant than many other tropical plants.

• Star-shaped, waxy flowers

• Bloom in clusters (umbels)

• Often fragrant and long-lasting

• Thick, water-storing leaves

• Available in heart-shaped, trailing, oval, or speckled leaf varieties

• Prefer bright, indirect light

• Need well-draining soil

• Can live for many years with proper care

Disclaimer:

1. Colors, patterns, and sizes of flowers may vary due to the natural variations found in hybrids or species.

2. During shipping, buds or flowers may dry up or wilt in transit after packing.

3. Local climate, seasonal changes, and nutrition can influence the brightness and color intensity of the flowers.

4. Although we strive to accurately match the actual colors of the flowers, photographs may not perfectly represent them due to different monitor settings.