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Hoya polyneuraHoya polyneura, often called the "Fishtail Hoya," is a stunning and unique plant beloved by houseplant enthusiasts. Its nickname comes from its distinctive foliage, which features elongated leaves with veined patterns that resemble a fish's tail. Beyond its beautiful leaves, it may also produce clusters of fragrant, star shaped flowers when it matures and thrives in the right conditions. This plant prefers bright, indirect light and well draining

Blooms early summer to early fall

Especially in winter

Young stem segments can produce yellow to orange flowers at their tips

also known as Peperomia caperata 'Red Luna'

Small - 5″ x 5

also known as the Forest Natal-Mahogany

are soon followed by reddish-purple cones that turn brown as they mature

meaning it grows off of tree trunks instead of the ground

blooming profusely from top to bottom

long fiber

If your home is dry

Safe for People