Why is my Hoya Pubicalyx?

If your Hoya Pubicalyx starts dropping its leaves, it is being overwatered. This plant does not like soggy soil at all, therefore avoid overwatering to protect the plant from root-rot.

How do you identify Hoya Pubicalyx?

Hoya Pubicalyx Flower

1. The flowers are star-shaped, dusty pink with a light-pink central star. Each tiny flower is around 0.4 cm in size.
2. Each bouquet grows on peduncle tips and is further attached to the main stem through a tiny stem-like structure.
3. The color of the flowers is variable.

Why are my Hoya leaves turning red?

Hoya leaves are burning / turning red — this may be a sign of too much sun, so move plant back from the sunlight or place in another area of the home. Hoya is starting to look limp — roots may have died back completely due to overwatering or lack of watering.

How much light does a Hoya Pubicalyx need?

If you cannot provide six or more hours of bright, indirect sunlight, a couple of hours of direct morning sunlight will do. You can also keep Hoya under a grow light. In this case, you’ll need to provide between 12 and 14 hours of light each day during the plants’ downtime and 16 hours daily during the growing season.

What kind of flowers does Hoya pubicalyx have?

HOYA PUBICALYX ‘RED BUTTON’. This Hoya gets really neat flowers. The flowers can be purple with red coronas. In the same plant you might see clusters of flowers that are all pink. Some clusters even have a mix of pink and purple! The flowers have a strong, sweet fragrance and last about two weeks.

How often can you water Hoya pubicalyx Red Buttons?

Notice: This plant has a week to week limit of 2 plants. Click here to read more about our order limit policies. Water: Allow to mostly dry out before watering. Do not overwater.

What kind of flowers does Hoya Royal Hawaiian have?

The plant has purple or reddish blotches on green leaves with the same shades of stems. The Hoya Royal Hawaiian Purple has green leaves with mild flecking patterns of silvery-grey color. The plant gets clusters of tiny pinkish-red to black star-shaped flowers.

What’s the hardiness zone for a Hoya plant?

It often has purple or red stems as well as blotches on leaves of the same color. This plant is a fairly fast grower with blooms in the springtime. USDA hardiness zone 10b to 11b: from 35 °F (+1.7 °C) to 50 °F (+10 °C). Hoya plants don’t ask for much, beyond the well-draining soil and the warm humid conditions that many tropical flowers crave.