Hoya Heart

The Hoya kerrii is commonly called the Hoya Heart because of its green heart-shaped leaves. It is partially rooted, and will stay as an adorable heart-shaped leaf for years to come.

Let your hoya indoor plants dry out between watering. Soak the soil thoroughly until the water drains out of the drainage holes. You’ll need to water more when they’re receiving more light, so adjust accordingly. Avoid over-watering. When the colder months arrive, cut back on watering; in wintertime, only water when their soil is completely dry.

Hoyas can tolerate medium light. To avoid being sad and somewhat guilty, ensure it is close to an east, or north-facing window or set back from a south or west-facing window.

Yes, this plant is pet friendly!

The most common cause of a Hoya dying is overwater or improper watering. Due to their beautiful thick leaves, Hoya can go for longer without water than other plants like Calathea or Peace Lilies. They store excess water in their thick leaves and can be prone to overwatering.