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✨ Hoya Bulbs — Stars Falling from the Sky ✨

🌿 When Hoya Blooms, It Makes a Statement
Hoya doesn’t bloom quietly. Each flowering cycle bursts into dozens of five-pointed, star-shaped flowers at once, forming large, ball-shaped clusters that instantly fill the pot — like stars lighting up your balcony.

✨Hoya, commonly known as wax flower or porcelain flower, is prized for its waxy, star-shaped flowers and succulent leaves. Its delicate blossoms emit a sweet, subtle fragrance, making it a popular choice for indoor gardens and hanging baskets. Symbolizing love, beauty, and resilience, Hoya's flower language evokes the imagery of stars descending from the heavens to illuminate our lives with their ethereal beauty.

The Hoya is a charming perennial vine with impressive climbing abilities. Planting in the backyard, patio or balcony is a good choice.

⭐ A True Flowering Machine

• Massive flower clusters that bloom simultaneously

• Long-lasting, sculptural blooms with strong visual impact

• Reblooms year after year once established

💪 High Beauty, Surprisingly Easy Care

• Low soil requirements — regular potting mix works perfectly

• Drought-tolerant and beginner-friendly

• Thrives in bright indirect light or partial shade

🪴 One Plant, Endless Display Options

• Hang it to enjoy cascading star flowers

• Grow it as a bold potted centerpiece

• Train it to climb walls or trellises for a flowering curtain

🌸 Why Gardeners Love Hoya

✔ Incredible flower volume compared to most flowering plants
✔ Perfect for balconies, windowsills, and bright indoor spaces
✔ Minimal effort, maximum bloom impact

More information about Hoya:

• Planting Location: Hoya thrive in parks, shady courtyards with ample moisture, and can also be suspended from balconies, terraces, and indoor pots for decorative purposes.
• Planting Time: Can be planted at any time throughout the year.
• Flowering Season: Bloom annually from April to November.
• Optimal Growing Temperature: Prefer temperatures ranging from 35 degrees Fahrenheit to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

How to grow Hoya:

• Soil: Good culture medium, strong drainage and air permeability, soft and fertile soil.
• Sunshine: After adapting to the new environment, gradually increase the light intensity. Pay attention to shading when the temperature is high in summer to prevent the plants from getting sunburned.
• Ventilation: Maintain good ventilation to prevent diseases.
• Watering: Water according to soil moisture conditions, watering once every 10-15 days to avoid root rot caused by excessive watering.
• Prune: Prune overly dense branches and leaves promptly to promote ventilation and light transmission.

Special tip: You need to use a small pot for hoya maintenance. It can bloom only after the root system fills the pot. For flower pots, you can choose root-control pots, terracotta pots, or containers with more drainage holes.