Hoya ‘Edamame’

Origin and Description:
Hoya ‘Edamame’ is thought to have originated in China, though detailed information about its origins is not well documented. It features trailing growth habits similar to Hoya thomsonii, with thick, succulent leaves covered in fine, velvety pubescence, which adds to its charm.

Natural Habitat:
This Hoya prefers indirect light in shaded, forest-like settings, mimicking the dappled sunlight it would receive in its native habitat.

Care Instructions:

• Light: Prefers bright, indirect light.
• Watering: Let the soil dry slightly between waterings.
• Humidity: Requires over 60% humidity, maintained with misting or humidifiers.
• Temperature: Best grown in temperatures above 60°F (16°C), avoiding cold conditions.
• Sunstress: Does not undergo sunstress or change color under bright light.

Fun Fact:
The leaves of Hoya ‘Edamame’ resemble edamame beans, which is where it gets its name. The fine pubescent hairs on its leaves make this variety unique and add a lovely texture to its appearance.