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1. Hoya Carnosa: A Beautiful Indoor Plant:

• Hoya Carnosa is an indoor plant with flowers that decorate the house.
• It is also known as “voskovka” for the flowers that seem to be covered in wax.

1. Appearance and Origin:

• Originally from Asia, it is a vigorous plant that grows several meters in length.
• At home, it is grown in pots and is usually smaller in size.
• It has dense, shiny and oval leaves, covered with a waxy film.

1. How to Grow Hoya:

• It does not require much care and can adapt well to different conditions.
• It grows best in partial shade or in bright places but not directly under the sun.
• During flowering, watering can be limited and the room temperature should be around 16-18°C in winter.

1. Fertilization and Flowering:

• It should be fertilized during the growing season, preferably every two weeks.
• It can flower twice a year, especially in June and September.
• If it does not flower, it may be necessary to expose it to more light.

1. Diseases and Pests:

• Hoya is resistant to diseases but can suffer from fungal diseases if watered too much.
• The lack of flowering could indicate a problem with exposure to light or excessive watering and fertilizing.

1. Reproduction:

• Reproduction is simple: just cut a piece of shoot with at least one pair of leaves and insert it into water or substrate.

1. Interesting Information:

• Hoya is associated with beliefs about the flower of poverty, as it thrives best with little care.
• Despite the legends, it is a fascinating plant and easy to grow.