Hoya lacunosa 'Thick Leaf'

Hoya lacunosa 'Thick Leaf' is a charming, small-leafed variety known for its incredibly fragrant blooms. This specific cultivar features sturdier, more succulent-like foliage than the standard lacunosa, giving it a lush, full appearance. It is a prolific bloomer, often filling a room with a sweet, cinnamon-like scent. Its trailing habit makes it an ideal choice for hanging baskets or cascading down from a bookshelf.

Plant Details:

• Botanical Name: Hoya lacunosa 'Thick Leaf'
• Plant Type: Epiphytic Trailing Plant
• Light: Bright, indirect light; can tolerate medium light levels.
• Water: Water when the top few centimeters of soil are dry.
• Growth Habit: Trailing/Pendulous.

This listing is for the plant only. Decorative pot and accessories are not included.

PlantJoyCo Care Guide

How to Care for Your Hoya lacunosa 'Thick Leaf'

A delightful, bushy Hoya famous for its incredible perfume.

• Light: Prefers bright indirect light but is quite adaptable to lower light than other Hoyas.
• Water: Likes to stay slightly more hydrated than thick-leaved Hoyas; don't let it stay bone-dry for too long.
• Humidity: 50–70%.
• Temperature: 18–26°C.

FAQ

Q1: How often does Hoya Lacunosa Thick Leaf bloom?

A1: Once mature and established in a bright location, this variety is known to be a prolific, year-round bloomer, frequently pushing out fragrant flower clusters during the spring and summer active growth seasons.

Q2: How do I know when to water my Hoya Lacunosa?

A2: Wait until the potting substrate is completely dry all the way to the bottom. You can also gently pinch the leaves—when they feel slightly soft or flexible rather than hard and rigid, it is ready for a thorough water.

Q3: Why are the leaves on my plant turning yellow?

A3: Yellowing foliage is almost always a classic sign of overwatering or trapped moisture around the root system. Ensure your pot has excellent drainage and that you let the mix dry out 100% before irrigating again.