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Hoya kerrii (Hoya Heart)

Hoya kerrii (Hoya Heart)

Hoya kerrii, commonly referred to as the Hoya Heart, is a charming tropical plant admired for its thick, heart-shaped leaves. The waxy, succulent-like foliage gives this plant a sculptural, minimalist look, making it especially popular as a gift plant and decorative accent. While often sold as a single heart-shaped leaf, established plants can develop trailing vines over time when properly rooted and cared for.

Native to Southeast Asia, Hoya kerrii belongs to the Apocynaceae family and is known for its slow growth and drought-tolerant nature. With patience and the right conditions, mature plants may eventually produce star-shaped, fragrant flowers. Its simple form and unique leaf shape make it a long-lasting and visually appealing addition to indoor plant collections.

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Small - 4"/10cm

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Sun Requirements ▾

Bright, indirect light is ideal for Hoya kerrii. Adequate light supports healthy leaf development and encourages eventual vine growth, while direct sunlight should be avoided as it can scorch the foliage. Low light conditions may result in very slow growth or lack of development beyond the initial leaf.

Watering Instructions ▾

Watering should be done only when the soil has dried out almost completely. Hoya kerrii stores moisture in its thick leaves and is sensitive to overwatering. Excess water can lead to root rot, while consistently soggy soil may cause decline. Watering should be reduced further during the winter months when growth slows.

Care Tips ▾

Hoya kerrii prefers a warm, stable environment with good airflow and moderate humidity. It performs best in a well-draining potting mix, such as a chunky aroid or succulent-style blend that allows excess moisture to drain freely. This plant does not respond well to frequent repotting and benefits from being slightly root-bound. Consistent placement and minimal handling help support healthy growth.
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