Hoya carnosa ‘Compacta Variegata’

A trailing Hoya with eye-catching variegated intricate foliage.

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This striking Hoya has somewhat mysterious origins. Whilst often reffered to as it’s own species this cultivar was in fact registered in 1980 and is the product of using gamma or x-rays to irradiate a rooted Carnosa cutting causing the leaves to mutate and curl in on themselves. The ‘Variegata’ has the added flare of striking variegated leaves.

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~*~Latin~*~

‘Hindu Rope Plant’

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~*~Why~*~

A beautiful rare trailing plant – a must for Hoya collectors!

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~*~How~*~

Watering: When the soil has dried –  approximately once every 7-10 days.

Light: Bright Indirect

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~*~Unique~*~

We work hard to provide a clear photograph and description of your chosen plant. However, all plants are unique and, whilst the pot size remains the same, there is always variation in size and shape from one plant to the next.

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