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Discover the Hoya retusa, a distinctive houseplant with slender, grass-like leaves and charming star-shaped flowers. In this short, under one-minute video, we’ll cover its unique appearance, ideal growing conditions, and essential care tips. Perfect for both beginners and experienced plant enthusiasts, the Hoya retusa adds a touch of elegance to any indoor garden. Learn how to keep this beautiful plant healthy and flourishing with our quick and easy care guide.

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Latin name: Hoya retusa
Common name: Grass-leaved Hoya, Thread Hoya
Type: Epiphytic vine (often grown as a houseplant)
Sun Exposure: Medium to bright indirect light. Avoid direct harsh sun.
Days to Germination: Not applicable (usually propagated by cuttings)
Seed Depth: Not applicable (usually propagated by cuttings)
Frost tolerant: No, not frost tolerant (prefers warm climates)
Days to Maturity: Can take several years to reach flowering stage from cuttings.
Life Cycle: Perennial
Pollinator Attractant: Yes, attracts pollinators at night, especially moths.
Soil Requirements: Well-draining potting mix with good aeration. Consider a mix specifically designed for orchids or bromeliads.
Watering: Allow the soil to dry out almost completely between waterings. Avoid overwatering.
Mature Size: Can grow several feet long with trailing stems.
Spacing: Not applicable (grown in pots)
Bloom Time: Spring and summer
Flower Color: Clusters of small, white to cream colored, star-shaped flowers with a red or maroon center.
Foliage: Very thin, thread-like, light green leaves that resemble blades of grass.
Uses: Ornamental houseplant, valued for its cascading foliage and unique flowers.
Special Features: Delicate, cascading growth habit, unique thread-like leaves, fragrant flowers at night.
Hardiness Zones: Not applicable (typically grown as a houseplant)
Note: Hoya retusa enjoys warm temperatures, moderate humidity, and good air circulation. It's sensitive to overwatering. Consider mounting the plant on a piece of wood or cork to mimic its epiphytic nature.

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