Hoya David Cummingii 4" obesa This is a simple and

This is a simple and easy indoor plant to care for

this black and ivory planter’s modern spin on tribal patterns makes a bold complement to any type of decor

sometimes with purple striations

Water moderately when 1-2 inches of soil are dry

They are slow-growers but are considered quite easy to care for

Hoya David Cummingii 4" obesa This is a simple andThere are hundreds of species of Hoya that are mainly known for their waxy leaves and their beautiful, porcelain like flowers. David Cummingii is a less common species which makes it a great addition to any hoya collection. Most hoya are epiphytic plants, growing in tree tops. This means that they prefer to be kept in a small pot with course, well draining soil. Avoid cutting off any long tendrils as they will eventually grow leaves and flowers! As is