Level: Easy / Fragrant Rounded Leaves ☀️Bright Indirect 💧Let Soil Dry 🌸Fragrant Star Blooms 🧗Trailing Vine Hoya Mathilde Hoya Mathilde is a hybrid Hoya, a cross between Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens, known for its perfectly rounded, slightly fuzzy leaves neatly arranged along elegant, trailing vines. When mature, it produces clusters of star-shaped white flowers with charming pink centers and a sweet fragrance. Why People Like Hoya Mathilde 🌸 Fragrant Star-Shaped Blooms Porcelain-like flowers with pink centers release a sweet scent that fills your space. 🌿 Charming Compact Foliage Small, rounded, slightly fuzzy leaves create a soft, lush look on neat, trailing vines. 💪 Easy to Grow A relatively simple, rewarding plant for both beginners and experienced Hoya collectors. 🏡 Great Gift Plant Its charming size and delightful fragrance make it a thoughtful gift for plant lovers. Add This to Your Collection🇨🇦 Local Pickup in Richmond Hill | Insured Shipping Across Ontario and Quebec All the Details You Need to Know The Story Behind This PlantHoya Mathilde is a hybrid Hoya created by crossing Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens, combining a charming leaf shape and size with beautiful, fragrant blooms. Like most Hoyas, it hails from the tropical regions of Asia and Australia, typically growing as an epiphyte clinging to trees.How to Keep It Happy Light: Loves bright, indirect light. A few hours of morning or late afternoon sun can encourage blooming. Water: As a semi-succulent, water thoroughly when the top 2 to 3 inches of soil are dry, usually every 1 to 2 weeks. Humidity: Appreciates average to higher humidity but adapts well to normal household levels. Soil: Use a well draining, airy potting mix such as an orchid mix with perlite and bark. Popular Hoya Varieties Hoya Crimson Queen – Variegated leaves with creamy-white to pink edges. Hoya Macrophylla Variegata – Large, textured leaves with prominent veins. Hoya Compacta 'Hindu Rope' – Twisted, curly leaves ideal for hanging baskets. Hoya Carnosa Krimson Princess – Vibrant variegated foliage with pink highlights. Common Questions Does it need a lot of water? No, as a semi-succulent it prefers to dry out between waterings. Water thoroughly every 1 to 2 weeks, less in winter. Is it pet-friendly? Hoyas are generally considered non-toxic, though it's best to keep it out of reach of pets as a precaution. How do I encourage blooming? Don't remove spent flower peduncles (stems), as new blooms will emerge from them year after year. How often should I feed it? Feed every 2 to 4 weeks during spring and summer with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength. Ready to Embrace the Sweet Fragrance of Hoya Mathilde? Add this charming and rewarding Hoya to your collection today. Shop Hoya Mathilde Now
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