Hoya Chouke Specific

Hoya Chouke Specific is a sweet, collectible Hoya 4-inch starter with the kind of character plant people notice right away.

Hoyas are known for thick waxy leaves, charming vines, and the chance of fragrant blooms once mature and happy.

🌿 Quick care

• ☀️ Light: Bright, indirect light; some gentle morning sun is usually welcome.
• 💧 Water: Allow the mix to dry partway before watering again.
• 🪴 Soil: Chunky, fast-draining mix with extra bark or perlite.
• 💦 Humidity: Average humidity is usually fine, with higher humidity encouraging growth.
• 🌱 Care level: Easy to moderate.

🐾 Pet note: Hoyas are generally considered non-toxic to cats and dogs, but it is still best to prevent chewing.

🚚 Shipping from Mulliken Nursery: We ship healthy, acclimated plants from our U.S. nursery with careful packing. Orders ship Monday and Tuesday so plants do not sit in a box over the weekend.

🪴 Clear pot bonus: Many of our 4-inch starter plants are grown in sturdy clear nursery pots so you can better monitor root health and moisture before repotting.

✨ Please note: Your plant may vary slightly from the photo in size, color, leaf count, and variegation. We always choose a strong, healthy plant for shipping.

Quick Questions 🌿

What makes this plant special?
Hoya Chouke Specific stands out for its thick waxy foliage, vining growth, and the possibility of fragrant star-shaped blooms with maturity.

Is this plant beginner friendly?
Easy to moderate. Hoyas are usually forgiving if they get bright light, airflow, and are not kept too wet.

What size plant will ship?
Your plant will ship according to the selected listing or variant. Photos may show the actual plant or a representative plant from the same batch when multiples are available.

How should I care for it?
Give bright indirect light, warmth, airflow, and a chunky well-draining mix. Let the mix dry partially between waterings.

How will it ship?
Mulliken Nursery packs plants carefully and ships early in the week. During extreme weather, shipment may be held briefly so the plant has a safer trip.

Is it pet safe?
Hoyas are generally considered more pet-friendly than aroids, but it is still best to keep all houseplants away from chewing pets.