Botanical name: Hoya cumingiana
Also known as: Cumingiana Hoya, Miniature Wax Plant, Porcelain Flower

The Hoya Cumingiana is a compact and rare species admired for its small, succulent-like leaves and charming upright growth. Its neatly stacked leaves grow along sturdy stems, creating a tidy, architectural look that sets it apart from vining Hoyas. When in bloom, it produces clusters of bright yellow star-shaped flowers with a sweet, cinnamon-like fragrance.

Perfect for collectors or anyone wanting a low-maintenance plant with an elegant, structured habit. It grows well on windowsills, small shelves, or in hanging pots where its form can be appreciated up close.

☀️ Light: Bright, indirect light preferred. Can tolerate soft morning sun but avoid harsh afternoon rays.

💧 Water: Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry. Prefers a well-draining mix and does not like soggy soil.

🌫️ Humidity: Moderate humidity. Adapts well to average indoor levels but enjoys occasional misting.

📏 Size: Compact and upright growth, reaching 8–12 inches tall and wide.

🐾 Pet-friendly?: ✅ Pet-friendly — non-toxic to cats and dogs.

📍 Where It Looks Best: Perfect for desks, bright windowsills, or hanging planters that showcase its layered leaves.

💡 Pro Tip: Keep slightly root-bound to encourage flowering. Provide strong light for vibrant color and healthy blooms.