Hoya Affinity Burtoniae - Affinity Hoya - Various Sizes

Hoya Affinity Burtoniae - Affinity Hoya - Various SizesIntroducing the Hoya Affinity Burtoniae, a captivating and easy to care for member of the Hoya family. This plant stands out with its deep green leaves edged with reddish margins, creating a stunning visual contrast. Its fragrant blooms add an extra layer of charm, making it a perfect addition to any indoor plant collection. Affinity Hoya Plant Profile Botanical Name: Hoya Affinity Burtoniae Family: Apocynaceae Native Range: Eastern Asia and Australia

Introducing the Hoya Affinity Burtoniae, a captivating and easy-to-care-for member of the Hoya family. This plant stands out with its deep green leaves edged with reddish margins, creating a stunning visual contrast. Its fragrant blooms add an extra layer of charm, making it a perfect addition to any indoor plant collection.

Affinity Hoya Plant Profile

• Botanical Name: Hoya Affinity Burtoniae
• Family: Apocynaceae 
• Native Range: Eastern Asia and Australia

Affinity Hoya Care Guide

• Care Level: Moderate
• Light: Medium to bright, filtered light. Harsh light will burn the foliage.
• Water: Allow top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between watering; avoid over-watering. Smaller, more frequent watering is often best. This plant is drought tolerant
• Humidity: Average 50-75%;Tolerant of lower levels of humidity
• Temperature: 55–85F
• Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves and control growth.
• Feeding: Use a general-purpose liquid houseplant fertilizer at half strength once every month during the spring and summer only. 
• Propagation: Cuttings
• Growth: Fast-growing compared to other Hoyas. Trailing, vining growth habit will often follow the light and can be trained to grow up a trellis, totem pole or wall for a vertical display. This plant also looks elegant trailing from a hanging basket planter.
• Soil: Use a well-draining, lightweight soil mix, such as commercially available cactus soil.
• Pests: Look out for aphids, spider mites, mealybugs and other scale insects
• Toxicity: Hoya are widely known to be non-toxic to humans and animals yet if ingested may cause reactions in certain individuals. 

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