Hoya Nummularioides
Hoya nummularioides grows compactly with round leaves, making it perfect for small shelves where its trailing vines can drape gracefully.
Hoya nummularioides grows compactly with round leaves, making it perfect for small shelves where its trailing vines can drape gracefully.
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Small, bell-shaped pink flowers appear along the vines of this trailing hoya, adding a delicate texture to any shelf. The
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