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Hoya heuschkelianaHoya heuschkeliana is such a charming little species compact, fragrant, and surprisingly easygoing once you understand its preferences. Leaves are thick, slightly curved, and can blush red in strong light. Flowers are tiny, urnshaped, and come in yellow, pink, or sometimes red depending on the cultivar. The scent is famously described as caramel, butterscotch, or even buttered popcorn Thrives in bright, indirect light. Can tolerate stronger light,

indirect light but can tolerate lower light conditions

Discovered in Germany as a witch’s broom on Pinus x schwerinii

ultimately reaching over 200 feet in height

Lavender lily-like flowers in the summer

given the right conditions

broad spreading form to 3' x 6' w

This plant produces small white-to-pale pink flowers in summer

Perhaps one of the easiest houseplants to grow

Large: 4" x 4" x 7" (40W

Trained to a desired height

Best performance occurs with a rich

Watering: Water sparingly—let the soil dry out completely between waterings