The Hoya compacta, often called the Hoya "Hindu Rope" because of its twisted and coiled leaves that evoke ropes or braids, is a fascinating and very decorative variety.

Its fleshy and shiny leaves s'compactly wrap around the stem, creating a unique texture and shape that attracts'eye in n'any collection of plants d'interior.

In addition to its attractive foliage, the Hoya compacta produces flowers in the shape of a'star, usually pink or white, emerging in spherical clusters resembling umbels. These flowers are not only beautiful but also deliciously scented, adding an olfactory dimension to their visual appeal.

Originating from'In South-East Asia, this climbing plant prefers an environment similar to its natural habitat, benefiting from the'indirect light and d'good humidity. However, it is surprisingly resilient and can be'adapt to less ideal conditions, making it relatively easy to maintain.

The Hoya compacta is particularly popular for its ability to add a touch of'original and textured interior spaces, while requiring little care, making it ideal for gardeners of all levels.

With its intriguing look and fragrant flowering, the 'Hindu Rope' is a precious addition to any collection of plants, offering beauty and character to your living or working space.

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WHAT TO DO AS J'DID YOU GET MY BABY PLANT?

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Gently unpack your plant to avoid abrupt handling.

We attach great importance to the quality and freshness of the plants shipped, so that they arrive at you in perfect condition.

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Key steps for successful acclimatization include:

• Check if the substrate is dry or wet.

• Your plant can be delivered in sphagnum or in a suitable mixture.

• Before d'water, make sure the substrate is dry in depth, proceed to a first watering only if the soil is dry under the first layer of soil. Avoid excess d'water to prevent root rot.

• If the substrate is still wet, wait until it dries before watering.

• Place your plant in a warm and bright place, avoiding direct sunlight.

WHEN CAN I REPOTE MY PLANT?

When the roots start to come out of the pot or form a bun, it is time to repot your plant.

With our transparent jars, you can easily observe the development of its root system.

Repotting allows your plant to have optimal growth space and to benefit from additional nutrients.

IN WHAT SUBSTRAT IS THERE FOR?

Choose a substrate adapted to your plant's specific needs and habits.

Discover our professional substrates ready to use, or compose your own mixture with our individual ingredients.

Quality substrate is essential for healthy growth and development.

WHEN AND HOW TO ARROW MY PLANT?

• Check the moisture of the substrate by gently inserting your finger before watering.

• If the substrate is dry in depth, water slightly; if it is still fresh or wet, wait before watering.

• It is crucial to understand that most plants do not support excess water. In case of doubt, it is better to wait a bit rather than water too quickly. Plants tolerate mild drought better than excess moisture.

HOW TO ENSURE MY PLANT GROWTH?

Give your plant the ideal conditions: indirect light, stable environment and suitable substrate.

Avoid air currents and extreme temperatures.

Use draining soil and suitable fertilizer to provide it with the necessary nutrients.

Observe your plant regularly to detect as soon as possible an attack of pests and respond quickly if necessary.

Find our specific maintenance tips directly on the product sheets of each plant, and check out our blog to discover many tips and recommendations to take care of your plants.