Hoya 'Bella' related-bathroom-plants known for removing airborne toxins

known for removing airborne toxins like formaldehyde

They are easy plants to propagate and keep happy

The ‘Tiger Tooth’ Aloe is native to East Africa

So elegant and timeless

Hoya 'Bella' related-bathroom-plants known for removing airborne toxinsDiscovered in the early 1800s, the Hoya 'Bella' was first discovered by a Cornish plant collector named Thomas Lobb. By 1849, Bella reached European markets and was sold for 63 shillings at the time. That's roughly equivalent to $580 in 2022. The Hoya Bella is a tropical epiphyte that can be found growing in the canopies of tropical rainforests in northeast India. The leaves have a lanceolate shape, with the base of the leaf tapering into a narrow