Hoya polyneura ‘Fishtail’ Easy Care let's make sure you can

let's make sure you can keep it alive

A self-heading variety that typically reaches 2–3 feet in height indoors

often overlooked in favor of its cousin the Pothos

Keep soil lightly moist at all times

but give them plenty of warmth and indirect sunlight during the growing season so they can produce new growth

Hoya polyneura ‘Fishtail’ Easy Care let's make sure you canHoya polyneura is a delicate, pendent, epiphytic plant with thin, light green leaves with dark green fish bone veins. With correct care, time and patience, this plant will produce clusters of fragrant, star shaped, creme maroon flowers. Hoya polyneura is an easy care plant that is well suited to a very bright space with some direct sunlight. Compared to other indoor plants, this Hoya requires less watering, similar to that of succulents. It should be