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Hoya Cumingiana: Nature’s Starry Delight

Introducing the exquisite Hoya cumingiana—nature's intricate masterpiece! This stunning plant boasts striking star-shaped blooms and waxy, cascading foliage that make it a true showstopper in any indoor garden. The delicate flowers of the Hoya cumingiana not only add visual appeal but also fill your space with a captivating fragrance, making it a must-have for plant enthusiasts seeking to elevate their indoor oasis with beauty and charm.

Hoya cuminiana Plant Profile

• Botanical Name: Hoya cumingiana
• Common Names: Wax Plant, Hoya cuminiana
• Family: Apocynaceae 
• Native Range: The Phillipines

Hoya cuminiana Care Guide

• Care Level: Easy
• Light: Bright to medium, indirect light
• Water: Allow to dry out between watering. Avoid over-watering. Hoyas have a very shallow root system -- when watering, water slowly, evenly and thoroughly, ensuring proper drainage.
• Humidity: 50-80%
• Temperature: 60–85F
• Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves and control growth.
• Feeding: Use a general-purpose liquid houseplant fertilizer at half strength once every month when showing signs of active growth.
• Propagation: Cuttings, Division
• Pests: Look out for aphids, spider mites, mealybugs and other scale insects. Rinse foliage occasionally under low pressure water to keep clean and dislodge any pests.
• Toxicity: Hoya are non-toxic to humans and animals 

Fun Fact About Hoya cumingiana:

Many Hoyas produce a sweet, often vanilla-like fragrance when they bloom. This makes them a delightful addition to indoor spaces, filling your home with a pleasant scent.

History of the Hoya cumingiana:

 In some cultures, Hoyas have been used traditionally for their medicinal properties. For example, some species have been used in folk medicine for treating skin conditions or digestive issues.

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