Hoya is also known as the waxplant, waxvine, or waxflower. It is a tropical, so naturally, it is native to many East Asian countries. These evergreen plants are mostly vines, or creepers. However, they even pop up as shrubs from time to time. Also, their leaves come in a variety of forms – velvety, soft, hairy, ect. Instead of one bloom, flowers grow in umbels, and in some species, so the flowers can reach to over 3 inches in diameter. They even frequently appear to only be as big as 2cm in diameter.
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Hoya Plant Specifications
- Popular houseplant
- Prefer bright light, but will also survive low light conditions
- Excellent remover of pollutants
- Excellent terrarium plants
- Can be poisonous to some livestock
Label Design Ideas
Create a unique label shape that mimics the ball of blooms. Or, try foiling the flower graphic to grab customers’ attention. Even embossing the graphic creates excitement in the design. So, it’s all about highlighting the flower.
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