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Hoya deykeae is a slow-growing, shrubby houseplant from Sumatra with heart-shaped leaves, grown mainly for its foliage. Give it bright indirect light and let the mix dry between waterings.
Hoya deykeae (originally published as Hoya deykei), is a species of flowering plant in the family Apocynaceae. It is native to Sumatra. A shrub, it is valued as a houseplant for its slow growth and heart-shaped leaves.
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