Hoya - Hindu Rope New Zealand They produce attractive and fleshy

They produce attractive and fleshy foliage with colourful flowers

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Hoya - Hindu Rope New Zealand They produce attractive and fleshyThe Hoya Hindu Rope (Hoya carnosa 'Compacta') is a slow growing, semi succulent vine famoius for its thick, waxy and tightly curled leaves that stack on top of each other to resemble twisted ropes. It thrives in bright, indirect light, well draining aroid soil, and prefers to be slightly pot bound. Light: Provide bright, indirect light (such as a south or east facing window with slight shade). Too much direct sun can bleach the leaves Watering: Allow