Terrestrial Hoyas

Terrestrial Hoyas

Terrestrial Hoyas are a type of Hoya plant that grow on the ground instead of climbing or trailing like most other Hoya varieties. While many hoyas are epiphytic (growing on other plants, such as trees) or lithophytic (growing on rocks) in nature, terrestrial hoyas grow in soil. They can be found in various habitats, from rainforests and coastal areas to dry environments.

Terrestrial Hoyas typically have a bushy growth habit, and their leaves and flowers grow close to the ground.

Terrestrial Hoyas can be grown in pots or in outdoor garden beds, and prefer well-draining soil and bright, indirect light. They are relatively low-maintenance and can be propagated through stem cuttings.

One of the benefits of growing Terrestrial Hoyas is that they tend to be more compact than their climbing counterparts, which makes them ideal for small indoor spaces or as an addition to a garden bed. They also produce a sweet fragrance when they flower, which can add a pleasant aroma to any indoor or outdoor space.

Overall, Terrestrial Hoyas are a unique and interesting addition to any indoor or outdoor plant collection. Their compact growth habit and attractive flowers make them a popular choice for those looking to add some variety to their plant collection.