Hoya Fertilizer - 250ml Liquid Fertilizer - Root and Foliar Fertilizer + Free Graduated Pipette!

This fertilizer contains an NPK balance suitable for flowering succulents such as Hoya, with a higher proportion of potassium to promote flowering.

Potassium also strengthens plant tissues and improves water retention in fleshy leaves. The included micronutrients (iron, manganese, zinc) prevent deficiencies that cause yellowing foliage.

Always dilute according to the indicated doses: an excess of nitrogen would favor the leaves at the expense of the flowers.

Avoid using a universal fertilizer that is too high in nitrogen, as this will unbalance the growth of your Hoya plants.

Dilute 0.5ml of fertilizer per litre of water in a fine mist sprayer, then spray the underside of the leaves early in the morning or in the evening.

Foliar absorption allows nutrients to reach cells directly without passing through the roots, ideal for Hoya in semi-hydro or those with a limited root system.

Spray from a distance of 20-30cm for even coverage without stagnant droplets. Repeat every 15 days, alternating with root watering.

Never apply in direct sunlight: the droplets would create a magnifying glass effect and burn the leaves.

Hoya plants are epiphytes with specific nutritional needs: they naturally draw their nutrients from the organic debris accumulated in trees, not from rich soil.

A standard fertilizer too concentrated in nitrogen will encourage limp, elongated foliage at the expense of flowering. Hoyas need more potassium and phosphorus to develop their flower stalks.

Fertilize only during the active growth period, when the plant can assimilate the nutrients provided.

In winter, drastically reduce or stop: dormant roots could risk a harmful accumulation of salts.

Yellowing despite fertilization often indicates a root problem preventing nutrient absorption, or an excess of fertilizer creating chemical burn.

Hoya roots are sensitive: too much concentrated fertilizer or fertilizer applied to a dry substrate damages the rootlets. Without healthy roots, the plant cannot absorb available nutrients.

Rinse the substrate thoroughly with clean water to leach out excess salts, then wait for the roots to regenerate before resuming fertilization diluted by half.

Also check that the substrate is not decomposed and suffocating: repotting in asuitable draining substratemay be necessary.

Yes, this fertilizer fits perfectly into a complete care routine for your Hoya, provided you follow a few principles.

The biostimulants in our substrates work synergistically with this fertilizer, improving nutrient uptake by the roots. You can alternate between root and foliar fertilizers to vary the absorption pathways.

Clean the foliage regularly with thecleaning glovesbefore foliar application to optimize absorption. In case of insufficient light, supplement with ahorticultural lamp.

Never mix fertilizer with insecticide treatment in the same sprayer: apply them at least 48 hours apart.

A universal fertilizer offers a standard NPK balance, often too rich in nitrogen for Hoyas which prioritize flowering over rapid leaf growth.

This specific fertilizer contains a higher proportion of potassium, a key element for the formation of flower buds and the strength of stems. Hoyas grown with a suitable fertilizer flower more profusely and maintain a compact shape.

The concentration is also calibrated for the sensitive roots of epiphytes: less risk of chemical burning than with a conventional fertilizer diluted approximately.

If you grow other plants, ouruniversal fertilizerThis will work, but to maximize the flowering of your Hoya, this dedicated formula will make all the difference.