Podocarpus macrophyllus 'Maki' - 14" BL:FW and it makes an ideal

and it makes an ideal plant for an east or west-facing window since it grows best in bright

There are hundreds of Hoya varieties

The plant uses its nectar to attract insects

SMELLS LIKE: strawberry

Water: deep then allow to dry completely for a few weeks

Podocarpus macrophyllus 'Maki' - 14" BL:FW and it makes an idealPodocarpus macrophyllus 'Maki' often called the Buddhist Pine, is indeed considered a very auspicious feng shui plant. 'Maki' strongly embodies the Wood element in feng shui, which represents growth, vitality, and upward momentum. This makes it excellent for areas where you want to encourage progress, like a home office or children's room. Light: sun bright indirect Soil: organic mix Water: allow to slightly dry between watering Fertilizer: slow