Hoya Black Cat
This cultivar stands out due to a remarkable and rare feature called the "vein bleed" effect, which creates a striking visual on the leaves. The veins, which are typically a deep black or dark green, seem to bleed into the surrounding leaf tissue, giving the plant an extraordinary appearance that distinguishes it from other Hoyas.
The Hoya Black Cat is a rare variety that is highly prized among collectors. Its unique, almost black flower color makes it a coveted item for Hoya lovers.
This Hoya may take a little longer to flower for the first time, as flower formation is highly dependent on the growing conditions.
bright indirect light
some direct morning and late afternoon sun is okay
Hoya ‘Black Cat’ prefers the soil to dry out slightly between waterings. Water thoroughly when the top inch of soil feels dry, but avoid letting the plant sit in water to prevent root rot. During its winter dormancy, reduce watering frequency to keep the soil on the drier side.