Variegated Hoya Hindu Rope

This unique indoor plant will inspire you to "stop and feel the foliage." It is impossible to resist the temptation to touch these exceptional leaves. The ribbon-like foliage of the Hoya Hindu Rope resembles "living" fortune cookies filled with corny wisdom in each crevice. "Good things come to those who wait" should be the advice given to the future owners of these non-classical beauties. Growing slowly and deliberately, these "living ropes" will inch their way towards the light and bestow upon you panicles of delicate flowers under the right conditions.

Light: These vining houseplants like a lot of bright and indirect sun. Provide them with over 6 hours of filtered sunlight daily! These hoyas can tolerate medium light, but they'll become weaker and leggy and produce fewer leaves in lower light. Be sure to keep them away from direct sunlight as exposure can cause the foliage to scorch. They can tolerate early morning direct sunlight for a few hours, but intense afternoon sun is a no-no.

Watering:Let your Hoya Hindu Rope dry out between watering. Soak the soil thoroughly until the water drains out of the drainage holes. You'll need to water more when they're receiving more light, so adjust accordingly. Avoid over-watering. When the colder months arrive, cut back on watering; in wintertime, only water if the soil is completely dehydrated. 

The terracotta planter does not come with the plant.