I want to say that is H. carnosa 'Krimson Queen' but this variety has dark green with white variegation.

the shade green has to do with how much light it gets... the darker the green the less light it has been getting, the lighter the green the more light it has gotten. but i do agree that this is a krimson queen

It seems like all of dianas hoya ids are carnosas. Hrer is my Krimson queen and the dark leaves of it

For it to be Krimson Queen, doesn't it have to have some pink or crimson color? It doesn't - just green, yellow and white.

I heard it may need more light to produce some pink- it is now in an east-facing window where it gets some direct sun.

This post was edited by Diana_Gale on Sat, Jul 13, 13 at 15:35

yes, with enough light the "new" growth will have pink or purple colors. i have noticed that if it is not recieving enough light the colors will not be pink or purple, or maybe just slightly pink... as the growth matures it looses the pink/purple colors

I have a very *dim* memory of pink... so dim that I can't tell if it was this plant or a photo I once saw of it LOL!

:)