Hoya Obovata

Well, hello there, dearie! Let me tell you all about my favorite Hoya Obovata. This sweet plant is as easy to grow as a weed in your garden, but it's a lot prettier, if I do say so myself. First, you're going to want to give it some good light. Not direct light, mind you, or it'll get scorched. Just a nice, bright indirect light. Like the light on your porch or patio. That's perfect.

Now, watering. Don't overwater, dear. This plant likes its soil to be a bit dry before you water it again. And make sure your pot has good drainage holes or you'll end up with root rot. Ugh, what a mess!

Humidity. Well, this plant loves a humid environment, but it'll do just fine in your average home. If you want to give it a little extra love, you can put the pot on a tray with some pebbles and water. That'll increase the humidity around the plant.

Soil. Just your average potting soil is fine. Don't go thinking you need to buy some special soil. Fertilizer. Feed it once a month during the growing season. That's all it needs.

Temperature. Well, this plant doesn't like it too hot or too cold. Just keep it in a comfortable temperature range, like 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. That's perfect.

So, there you have it. That's how you take care of your Hoya Obovata. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!