Hoyas, also called wax flowers, are low-maintenance houseplants, including the rare Hoya 'AH-074', which has not yet been described as a separate species. It is a plain houseplant with oval, tapered silvery leaves covered with fine dark speckles. The flowers are cream with a pink flower edge and red center. Hoya 'AH-074' grows long shoots, so it is very suitable for hanging in a hanging basket or in a regular pot from a shelf or windowsill.
Location: Hoyas will only bloom if placed in a bright location. An east or west window would be ideal, but it will also do well with a south window.
Water requirements: Little to medium, water only when the top layer of soil has dried. About once a week should be enough.
Humidity: Somewhat increased, 40%-60%.
Toxicity: Not to hardly toxic