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Medium Hoya 'Kerrii' Variegated (Hoya Heart)

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Commonly known as the Sweetheart Hoya, or the Valentine Hoya, this slow-growing succulent is native to the tropics of Southeast Asia. The heart-shaped leaves are immediately recognizable, and made even more unique with green and yellow variegations. This Hoya will be a great conversation starter and is sure to bring some extra loving energy to your space!

Being that it's from a tropical environment, the Hoya thrives in warm temperatures, moderate to high humidity, and bright indirect light. The leaves are slightly succulent, so they'll retain some more water in their leaves than other plants. Because of this, the soil should be relatively dry - water thoroughly when the first 3-4" of soil is dry. Their vining growth pattern makes these plants fantastic for hanging baskets!

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    Most shops stop around 5 or 6 feet and call that extra large. We grow and deliver trees and palms up to 10 feet. So when you say you want to make a statement, you get a real one, not someone else's idea of "big."

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