Say hello to the Hoya Carnosa, a climbing flora that's as charming as it is versatile. Also known as the Honeyplant, Porcelainflower, Waxflower, and Waxplant, this plant is a true showstopper.
Hoya carnosa
Partial Shade
Specific light requirements are not available.
Low Water Needs
Requires occasional watering (once a week), resilient to some dryness.
Prefers Loamy or Sandy Soils
Best in loamy or sandy soils. Rocky soil may pose moderate challenges.
Neutral Soil pH Preference
Prefers a neutral pH, common in many soils.
Safe For Humans
No known toxic effects.
Low Safety Risks For Pets
This plant has minimal safety concerns for pets.
72%
Ease Of Care Score
91%
Safety Score
About Hoya carnosa
The Hoya Carnosa is a climbing plant that can reach heights of 2 to 10 feet and widths of 2 to 4 feet. Its leaves are a stunning mix of gunmetal, jade, and alabaster. But the real star of the show is its aromatic, eye-catching flowers. Blooming from pre-winter to midyear, these flowers are a delightful blend of salmon and ivory.
Did you know that the Hoya Carnosa is also known as the Waxplant due to the waxy appearance of its flowers and leaves?
Also known as
Honeyplant
Porcelainflower
Waxflower
Waxplant
Our design recommendations
The Hoya Carnosa is a perfect plant for adding a touch of drama to your garden. Its climbing nature makes it a great choice for vertical gardening. Plus, its eye-catching flowers are sure to make it the center of attention. This plant is versatile enough to thrive in a variety of locations. It's perfect for pots, swinging pots, indoor greenery, and even your porch.