Hoya Chuoke (H.CarnosaXH.serpens) 4”pot pothos Allow the soil to nearly

Allow the soil to nearly dry out

Edema is not contagious and is generally a cosmetic issue rather than a sign of poor plant health

This cascading peperomia is a captivating and relatively low-maintenance plant that can add a touch of lush greenery to interior spaces

indirect light with a couple of hours of direct sun

Allow soil to nearly dry out (about 80 percent) before watering

Hoya Chuoke (H.CarnosaXH.serpens) 4”pot pothos Allow the soil to nearlyThe H. Chuoke is a cross between the carnosa and serpens and a sister plant of the H. Mathilde Hoyas are generally slow growers compared to many leafy tropical plants, but with a little patience, they can live and thrive for decades. Hoyas are "epiphytic meaning they anchor themselves and grow upon the surface of other plants such as trees using them as a living scaffold to sprawl or climb. When provided with favourable conditions, Hoya produces