Is Hoya toxic?

It seems sensible that it’s also known as a rope plant, since it had thick rope-like tentrils that grew Such a long time that they had to be draped over and round the pot. I think a number of the ropes must have been 5 or 6 feet long! I was just trying to research this last week, which means this post has perfect timing! Hopefully I can find something that can do well in my low-light below ground apartment.

• Now my granddaughter is merely starting to walk, so your link is definitely heading her way.
• The blooms of the hoya plant grow in round bunches and will last a lot of the summer.
• Snake Plant They’ve even been used as herbal remedies in some elements of the world.

feed your plant in the winter when growth naturally slows.

Is Hoya Polyneura Toxic To Cats?

Water your Hoya when the pot becomes completely dry and even let the leaves wrinkle up a little. Water thoroughly until water flows from the drainage hole on the bottom of the pot.

Bright indirect light is most beneficial for this Hoya to cultivate well and rapidly. Mine can be found about 1.5m from a large south facing window, I use a sheer filtering blind through the summer once the sun comes directly in through the window. Avoid direct sunlight which will make the leaf tips brown. Conversely, insufficient light with cause etiolation where the stems become long and stretched because they grab more light. Cats, dogs, other pets, and humans are all safe round the string of hearts plant. Although Hoya plants aren’t toxic to rabbits or birds, they might still make the pet sick. Their digestive systems cannot break down the leaf of the hoya plant, so eating a great deal of the leaves could cause the rabbit or