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How to grow hoya in a pot
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- Fill pots with quality free draining potting mix, such an orchid or bromeliad mix, as hoyas don’t like wet feet.
- Plant into pot or hanger and water in well.
- They do not like wet feet so do not overwater. Only re-water when the potting mix feels dry.
Growing tips
Keep the leaves clean by wiping with a damp cloth, when required.
Hoyas like to be quite tight in the pot and are quite at home in a small space.
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