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4" Hoya Compacta pilea perfect for beginners or as

4" Hoya Compacta pilea perfect for beginners or asHoya 'Compacta', also known as the Rope Plant, is a slow growing, trailing species with thick, waxy leaves that curl and twist along the vine. The foliage grows in tight, rope like clusters, giving the plant its signature sculptural look. When mature, it can produce clusters of pink, star shaped flowers with a sweet fragrance. This variety is well loved for its unique texture and trailing growth. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light; can tolerate

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Description

perfect for beginners or as a set-it-and-forget-it plant

slow growing but low maintenance

it benefits from water-soluble fertilizer and periodic repotting

Native to western Africa and grown in our Florida greenhouse

4" Hoya Compacta pilea perfect for beginners or asHoya 'Compacta', also known as the Rope Plant, is a slow growing, trailing species with thick, waxy leaves that curl and twist along the vine. The foliage grows in tight, rope like clusters, giving the plant its signature sculptural look. When mature, it can produce clusters of pink, star shaped flowers with a sweet fragrance. This variety is well loved for its unique texture and trailing growth. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light; can tolerate

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