Hoya retusa

This Hoya radically distinguishes itself from other members of its genus by its atypical foliage. Its leaves are extremely thin, elongated, and end in a flat, notched tip, resembling small chopsticks or frog legs. Its cascading habit creates a fine, disheveled plant "hair" of great minimalist elegance.

• Light: Bright and indirect. It appreciates good light to encourage its slow growth and stimulate the appearance of its star-shaped, fragrant flowers.

• Watering: Moderate; allow the substrate to dry almost completely between waterings. Unlike other Hoyas, it prefers a little more regularity without ever being waterlogged.

• Humidity: Tolerates normal ambient humidity, making it an original and robust hanging plant for modern interiors.