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Hoya wayettiBotanical Name: Hoya wayetti Native Region Environment: Philippines, Sun Light: Partial sun, bright, indirect or direct morning light. Temperature: Ideal temperatures are between 60 and 80F. Water: Allow top of soil to dry to the touch. Prone to root rot in standing water. Soil: Porous, well draining fertile soil. Growth Pattern: Trailing and twining evergreen perennial vine. Mature Size: Trailing vines of around 3' length. Attributes: Long slender,

very loose

Typically begins to produce coconut clusters when trunk is 3'-5' tall

without shaping

Water: As a house plant more Hawaiian pothos die from overwatering than anything else

staggered fashion

minimum temperature of 60 degrees

Coconut palms are self cleaning

under ideal growing conditions

The abundant white spring flowers are attractive and sweetly aromatic

Devil's Backbone is in the Euphorbia family

Allow soil to be dry to the touch before watering

not the lacy