Hoya Heart Succulent | small

Hoya Heart Succulent | Small

Add a Touch of Green to Your Space 🌿

Looking for a charming and low-maintenance plant to brighten up your desk, tabletop, or windowsill? Our Hoya Heart Succulent is the perfect choice! This adorable leafy gem is not only stunning but also incredibly easy to care for. Whether you’re a busy traveler, a college student, or just starting your plant-parent journey, this little beauty is here to make your life greener—without the hassle.

Why Choose Our Hoya Heart Succulent?

Low Maintenance, High Impact

Forget about complicated care routines! The Hoya Heart thrives with minimal attention. It’s a forgiving plant that can handle occasional neglect, so even if you forget to water it now and then, it’ll still look great. Plus, it stays small—just a few inches tall and wide—so you won’t need to worry about pruning or repotting.

Perfect for Any Bright Spot

This succulent loves medium to bright light, making it ideal for sunny windowsills or well-lit workspaces. It pairs beautifully with other succulents like Echeveria, Haworthia, and Kalanchoe, so you can create a mini desert oasis in your home.

Fresh from Our Farm to Your Doorstep

We take pride in delivering your Hoya Heart fresh from our farm. Each order includes shipping, handling, and even a heat pack if needed to ensure your plant arrives in perfect condition.

Fun Facts About Hoya Heart 🌱

The Hoya Heart, scientifically known as Hoya kerrii, is actually a rooted leaf from a vining Hoya plant. While most Hoya Hearts remain a single leaf, some may surprise you by sprouting a new vine. If you’re lucky, you might see a tiny shoot peeking out of the soil!

Care Tips for Your Hoya Heart

• Light: Medium to bright light is best. Avoid direct, harsh sunlight.
  
• Water: Treat it like a succulent—water sparingly, about once every few weeks or when the soil feels dry.
  
• Humidity: No special humidity requirements. It thrives in typical indoor conditions.
  
• Toxicity: Please note that this plant may have some natural toxicity. Keep it out of reach of pets and children, as ingestion or contact with the sap may cause discomfort.
  

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How often should I water my Hoya Heart Succulent?

Water your Hoya Heart sparingly, about once every few weeks or when the soil feels dry. Overwatering can harm the plant, so it’s better to err on the side of caution.

2. Can the Hoya Heart grow into a full plant?

Most Hoya Hearts remain a single leaf, but some may sprout a new vine over time. If this happens, you’ll see a small shoot emerging from the soil.

3. Is the Hoya Heart safe for pets?

No, the Hoya Heart may have some natural toxicity. It’s best to keep it out of reach of pets and children to avoid any potential discomfort or illness.

4. What kind of light does the Hoya Heart need?

The Hoya Heart thrives in medium to bright light. Place it near a sunny window or in a well-lit area, but avoid direct, harsh sunlight to prevent leaf burn.

Bring home the Hoya Heart Succulent today and enjoy a touch of nature that’s as easy to care for as it is beautiful! 🌿