Hoya wayetiiThis has been a variety that has elongated wide string bean looking foliage similar to Hoya shepardii. The leaf margins can appear almost fully black when exposed to strong light. As they mature they vine downward beautifully. Care: These will not want to be in scorching direct sun, but a nice bright filtered light or even dappled sun will cause them to blush with darker colors! We would recommend watering when the soil dries completely. This may be

these would prefer something to climb up like a moss pole

The foliage is actually really thick and hard almost succulent like but they do like to be on the somewhat moist side

They are the perfect introduction plant

They are known their distinct markings and red undersides

Like a lot of other aroids

Dischidia care is very similar to Hoya care

With strong sun the plant will become a higher color intensity of pink

This is a must have for any collector and makes for a great houseplant

We absolutely love the color on this hoya

making it well-suited for its native humid

These LED lights are 4000k on the sunlight spectrum

Here at the shop we water them once every 12-14 days