Hindu Rope Plant

Exotic? Check. Beautiful? Check. Low-maintenance? Check. The quirky Hindu rope plant — aka hoya carnosa compacta — has it all!

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Here are 3 simple tips and tricks to help your rope plant grow and thrive!

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Light

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Water

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temperature

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