Hoya carnosa ‘Tricolor Narrow Leaf’ Toxic so successive layers form pale

so successive layers form pale rings around the tightly packed centre

protect from cold drafts and sudden temperature dips

it is adapted to thrive with minimal water and indirect light

Yellowing leaves: Usually due to overwatering or compacted substrate

Hoya carnosa ‘Tricolor Narrow Leaf’ Toxic so successive layers form paleHoya carnosa Tricolor Narrow Leaf Broad cream sectors follow the centre of each long leaf on Hoya carnosa Tricolor Narrow Leaf, leaving uneven green margins along the outside. The blades fold gently and often curl at the tip, which makes the pale centre visible from several angles. New foliage can open pink before the cream and green become more distinct. As the stems lengthen, the narrow leaves sit at open intervals along the runners. Mature vines