This plant has the nickname "Grass Hoya" due to its thin, lance-shaped leaves.
Lighting: Hoya plants like bright, indirect or dappled sunlight. For best results, place them close to an east, or north-facing window or set back from a south or west-facing window. The more natural dappled light they absorb, the greater the chance they will bloom during the summer.
Watering: Let the soil dry out between watering, but do not let it remain dry for more than a day or so, as their foliage is less succulent than most other hoyas with waxier leaves. The amount of water will depend on how much light they are receiving. Avoid overwatering. During the winter months, only water when their soil is completely dry.
