Hoya polyneuraHoya polyneura, often called the "Fishtail Hoya," is a stunning and unique plant beloved by houseplant enthusiasts. Its nickname comes from its distinctive foliage, which features elongated leaves with veined patterns that resemble a fish's tail. Beyond its beautiful leaves, it may also produce clusters of fragrant, star shaped flowers when it matures and thrives in the right conditions. This plant prefers bright, indirect light and well draining

5”x18”x10

The foliage features prominent veins

and quality protection

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25″ Weight: 4 lbs

4”x4”x7

The aromatic foliage of this culinary herb has marvelous light blue flowers in early spring

allowing the soil to dry out completely between watering

bright green leaves that grow eclectic fenestrations as the plant matures

Plant in sun/part shade

Forms a weeping mound that adds grace to your garden

with a profusion of elegantly tapered buds that open to large