Hoya latifolia 4"Hoya is a genus of tropical plant in the Apocynaceae family and also known as "Waxvine" or "Waxflower". Hoya latifolia grows enormous leaves on clamoring vines earning it the nickname "Dinner plate Hoya." Slow to start, it's growth will continue steadily as it ages and will flower easily. Flower umbels are plentifully of blooms, white to off white and sweetly fragrant. Light: part sun to part shade Watering: dry down 35% Soil: succulent mix Images are

Pro tip: remove faded flowers

Standard form refers to a trunk and branched arbor

" are a genus in the cactus family

Habit: mounding

Terrarium Size: 7" H x 9

Hibiscus 'Mocha Moon' rose mallow has pure white flowers with a scarlet red center

or "Medusa Head" has an underground stem with branches that pop out just like its namesake

Set on a table to really create a show-stopping centerpiece

stately ficus trees but is a trailing species

Cheerful and simple holiday

This climbing vine works well trained on to a moss pole or totem

Variation in color may exist