Hoya carnosa 'Tricolor' are climbing plants that have thick, fleshy, waxy leaves which are elliptical in shape, the juvenile leaves have a pink flush. Hoya 'Tricolor' produce clusters of star shaped waxy flowers - they smell beautiful. Although not known to be toxic, the sap produced may be an irritant. Hoya is part of the Apocynaceae family and the 'Tricolor' is a cultivated variety. They are native to south Asia. 
 
Pot: 14cm hanging pot diameter.
Foliage: Approximately 15cm in length
Available in a 12cm pot and 15cm foliage.
Ceramic pot not included.
 
Secrets to success
 
Temperature: Average to warm is fine, 16-24°C. 
 
Light: Hoya carnosa 'Tricolour' can handle 2 hours of direct sunlight and will be happiest in a bright spot. 
 
Air Humidity: Average humidity is fine but to increase humidity group plants together, mist them, use a humidifier or place your plant on a watered pebble tray. 
 
Watering: Water moderately during the growing season and reduce watering in winter.
 
Fertiliser: Feed Hoya every few weeks during the growing period.
 
These plants are not known to be toxic but sap is an irritant, keep out of reach just in case.