These little guys are native to tropical Asia and Samoa and bloom when exposed to very bright lighting conditions. They're used to high heat and high humidity.
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Hoya Parasitica
Apocynaceae Family
Also known as Hoya Parasitica (Black Margin)
Hoya parasitica has unique black lines across the perimeter of it's leaves. Hence the common name "black margin".
This plant is an
epiphyte
Dry
Soaked
Water once the leaves start to wilt. Don't worry, the plant will bounce right back!
Shade
Direct
Hoya's love bright indirect light. If you're trying to get yours to flower, I'd recommend placing it in an east or west facing window. Be careful as this can start to scorch the leaves of the plant if not rotated frequently.
Starved
Full
Feed the plant once a month during the growing season.






