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Hoya linearis photo
Hoya linearis is an epiphytic plant with thin, soft, and slightly hairy leaves. Its white, star-shaped flowers with a lemony fragrance typically bloom from summer to fall. This perennial is best used as a houseplant in hanging baskets and as a climber.
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Wax plant, Wax vine, Porcelain vine, String Hoya, and Rapunzel plant
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| Scientific name | Hoya linearis |
| Genus | Hoya |
| Family | Apocynaceae |
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Generally, Hoya linearis needs to be watering once every 12 days in 0.8 cups.
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Hoya burtoniae, or Wax Plant, is an epiphytic plant that creeps and twines. Its leaves are oval in shape, size, texture, and color and slightly hairy. This plant is easy to grow and is very suitable as an ornamental plant, even to decorate the house, because it is not too big and can be placed in pots or hanging baskets.
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