It features heart-shaped, succulent leaves that are dark green, with a distinctive notch at the leaf tip;Hoya kerrii can grow into vines up to 3 meters long, with aerial roots that can attach to other objects.The flowers typically bloom from summer to autumn, with axillary inflorescences where about 20 small flowers form a hemispherical cluster. The corolla is creamy white, and the corona is star-shaped and coffee-colored, with a fragrant aroma.The flowers of Hoya kerrii are elegant, and the succulent leaves are very distinctive. It can be used as a potted ornamental plant and is also suitable as a gift to express affection between couples.

• Potted in a 2.8'' pot

Use well-draining soil rich in organic matter; a special soil mix for succulents is also a good choice.

Thrives in warmth, with an ideal growth temperature between 18-30 degree . It is not cold-hardy, so maintain temperatures above 10 degree in winter.

Commonly propagated by stem cuttings. Select healthy vine sections, cut into 2-3 node lengths, and insert into soil after the cut ends have dried.

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