I wasn't familiar with that name, so I looked for an image. It appears to be a lovely succulent. They thrive on neglect. Water it very infrequently. I have many potted succulents in my screened porch and I don't think I water them even once a month. Feel on of the leaves to see how firm it is. Do this maybe once a week. You may be able to tell when the leaf feels a little softer. It has lost some of its stored water, so that's when it's time to water it again. There are some liquid cactus food solutions that you can add to your water. Using a half strength mixture is a good practice.
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I wasn't familiar with that name, so I looked for an image. It appears to be a lovely succulent. They thrive on neglect. Water it very infrequently. I have many potted succulents in my screened porch and I don't think I water them even once a month. Feel on of the leaves to see how firm it is. Do this maybe once a week. You may be able to tell when the leaf feels a little softer. It has lost some of its stored water, so that's when it's time to water it again. There are some liquid cactus food solutions that you can add to your water. Using a half strength mixture is a good practice.
do you mean hoya?, we have one and it thrives on neglect. hardly ever water it,