What are the reasons wax plant (Hoya) grows slowly?

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

If you grow wax plant (Hoya), remember this: after the wax plant finishes flowering, be sure to leave the flower stalk, do not cut it off, let it remain on the vine, and it can bloom again the next year. The wax plant is naturally distributed in the south, and after being introduced to the north it can only be grown in pots, and cannot overwinter in the open ground. In winter it needs to be kept warm, with about 15 being suitable.

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What are the reasons wax plant (Hoya) grows slowly?

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