Hoya Wayetii Tricolor-Hanging

Hoya Wayetii Tricolor is a beautiful trailing houseplant admired for its long, narrow, glossy leaves with an eye-catching mix of green, creamy yellow, and soft pink tones. Its colorful foliage becomes even more vibrant when grown in bright, indirect light. As it matures, the plant develops elegant cascading vines, making it perfect for hanging baskets, shelves, and indoor displays.

This attractive Hoya is relatively easy to care for and prefers bright indirect light, well-draining soil, and moderate watering. Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. With good care, mature plants may also produce clusters of charming, fragrant, star-shaped flowers.

Needs bright, indirect light but will benefit from some early morning or late afternoon sun. Avoid harsh midday sun.

Can cope in light shade but unlikely to bloom. Likes artificial lights so is ideal for office environments.

Hoya are succulents and store water.Allow the top half of the soil to dry-out between watering, then water deeply and allow to drain thoroughly. Do not overwater. Water sparingly in winter and more liberally in the summer.

This Wax Plant prefers higher levels of humidity. Mist regularly for best results or relocate to a steamier room such as the bathroom or kitchen.

The Hoya is a fast-growing climber which often trails for up to 3 metres. Prune trails in spring to maintain desired length.

Sap contains latex which is a skin irritant and is considered toxic, therefore keep away from animals.

The Wax Plant (Hoya) isn’t just a pretty face; it’s a veritable air-purifying powerhouse. With its thick, waxy leaves, it tackles indoor air pollutants head-on, absorbing nasties like benzene and formaldehyde. It’s like having a silent, leafy warrior battling toxins in your living room.

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Blozem Hints 🪴

🌿Growing, Growing, Gone! These fast-growing vines can get up to 10m high in the right environment. Give your plant plenty to climb up, or alternatively grow it back down the way.

🌿Feeling the Burn! While this plant needs some sun in order to bloom, it’s important not to overdo it. Bleached or browning leaves might suggest a change of location.

🌿Flowers: Hoya Wayetii Tricolor produces beautiful clusters of small, star-shaped flowers with deep pink to reddish tones and a delicate, waxy appearance. The blooms grow in rounded clusters and may release a sweet, pleasant fragrance, adding extra charm to its colorful trailing foliage.