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Water
The obovata is sensitive to overwatering and soggy soil — wait until the soil is completely dry before rehydrating.
Stick your finger in the soil — if the top few inches are dry, it's time to water!
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Sun & Light
Bright, indirect light — perhaps filtered through a sheer curtain — will allow this plant to thrive.
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Avoid low-light conditions. Enough light exposure will help your hoya obovata bloom!
SOIL
Choose a rich, well-draining soil that contains materials such as peat, perlite, orchid bark, and compost.
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