Hoya multiflora 'Shooting Star'The foliage on this Hoya is very similar to a coffee plant in terms of leaf shape and look. It's a crazy fast grower when on a trellis and in a nice warm spot. This is called multiflora for a reason because these bloom like CRAZY and their flowers look like shooting stars. Care These like to dry about halfway between watering, we usually recommend every 10 12 days and strong filtered light although it can handle some dapple direct sun. When re potting

If you continue to chop their trunk back

They do not get as large as other Alocasias

we will show you how to construct your own terrarium using a wide array of plants best suited for a semi-enclosed environment

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As they mature they vine downward beautifully

Make sure the soil is completely dry between waterings

The leaves are thick

This workshop will be hosted by Sarah Reed at our shop in Portland

These do not like to dry all the way out between waterings

You can either hang it or drape it over something

When re-potting use a semi-coarse soil

these plants tan up from intense sun which cause them to blend in with the trees they grow on