Rare Indoor House Plant - Hoya Rangsang Trailing Climbing - in 10 cm Pot

• Foliage: The plant features thick, oval-shaped leaves adorned with veining and silver splashes, creating a striking contrast.
• It’s a relatively low-maintenance plant and a great choice for hanging baskets or trailing over shelves.
• Flowers: It produces star-shaped, white flowers with a yellow center, adding a touch of elegance to its appearance
• Repotting: Hoya’s like to be pot bound, they need to be repotted very rarely
• In 10 cm nursery pot

Pot size: 10 cm Height: 15 cm Hoya rangsan (sometimes referred to as Hoya rangsang) is a species within the Hoya genus, known for its striking foliage and unique flowers. This particular species is sought after by collectors due to its rare beauty and unusual leaf structure. Like other Hoyas, Hoya rangsan is an epiphytic plant, meaning it naturally grows on trees in its native habitat, but it's easy to grow indoors in pots. Here’s how to care for Hoya rangsan: 1. Light Requirements Bright, Indirect Light: It thrives in bright, indirect sunlight. Direct sunlight for long periods can damage the leaves. Adaptability: It can tolerate lower light conditions, but this may slow down growth and reduce blooming. 2. Watering Let Soil Dry Between Waterings: Water thoroughly, but allow the top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Avoid Overwatering: Root rot can occur if it stays too wet. Good drainage is essential. 3. Humidity Moderate to High Humidity: Like most Hoyas, Hoya rangsan appreciates higher humidity levels. While it can adapt to average household humidity, providing a more humid environment will help it thrive, especially during the growing season.