Hoya carnosa compacta variegata

Hoya carnosa compacta variegataHoyas are one of the most interesting and satisfying plants to grow. Hoyas are known for their thick waxy foliage and fragrant flowers (known as peduncles). This cultivar is an odd version of the species Hoya carnosa. Known for is compacted foliage, its commonly referred to as the rope Hoya given when the vines get rather long it can appear to look like strands of rope. Care Like most Hoyas, these will like to fully dry out in the soil between

The baskets are especially cute due to the heart shaped foliage

They like to go slightly on the dryer side due to their succulent like foliage

This should roughly be about every 7-10 days

use an all purpose soil

They do appreciate higher humidity conditions

In the suburbs of Portland is a very unsuspecting former auto shop that is a robust jungle oasis

Water every 10-14 days as the pot drys or the foliage feels limp rather than firm

An epiphite endemic to Madagascar

Hoya sigillatis is an incredible species native to Borneo

Water every 7 days

Air on the side of neglect rather than over watering

overlapping leaf arrangement and trailing growth habit