Hoya Krimson Queen
Hoya carnosa variegata
Meet the stunning Hoya Krimson Queen and make it a beautiful addition to your plant collection! Hoyas are epiphytic succulents, which means they attach themselves to barks and rocks with their vines in nature. It has waxy, green leaves with white and pink variegation. They're known for their ability to bloom fragrant, star-shaped flower clusters in the summer, as long as they receive proper upkeep.
Bright indirect sunlight. Some direct light is okay.
SM: ~6-8" tall and a 4" pot.
MD: ~8-12" tall and a 6" pot.
Pro-tip: Train your hoya to climb by tying it to or looping it gently around a nearby surface or object.
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Hoya Krimson Queen
Hoya carnosa variegata
Meet the stunning Hoya Krimson Queen and make it a beautiful addition to your plant collection! Hoyas are epiphytic succulents, which means they attach themselves to barks and rocks with their vines in nature. It has waxy, green leaves with white and pink variegation. They're known for their ability to bloom fragrant, star-shaped flower clusters in the summer, as long as they receive proper upkeep.
Bright indirect sunlight. Some direct light is okay.
SM: ~6-8" tall and a 4" pot.
MD: ~8-12" tall and a 6" pot.
Pro-tip: Train your hoya to climb by tying it to or looping it gently around a nearby surface or object.
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Hoya carnosa variegata
Meet the stunning Hoya Krimson Queen and make it a beautiful addition to your plant collection! Hoyas are epiphytic succulents, which means they attach themselves to barks and rocks with their vines in nature. It has waxy, green leaves with white and pink variegation. They're known for their ability to bloom fragrant, star-shaped flower clusters in the summer, as long as they receive proper upkeep.
Bright indirect sunlight. Some direct light is okay.
SM: ~6-8" tall and a 4" pot.
MD: ~8-12" tall and a 6" pot.
Pro-tip: Train your hoya to climb by tying it to or looping it gently around a nearby surface or object.
