I'm plant-sitting for a friend and I told her I would do what I could to revive her sickly Rope Hoya. She mentioned that the leaves were "wrinkly" and once I saw the plant I understood what she meant. I'm guessing it was underwatered, so much of the foliage is dried and well... wrinkly. I repotted it last week and it seems no better or worse. Can these leaves be revived? Thanks for any tips.
(please ignore the dog rear in the photo...)
Here is a link that might be useful: Rope Hoya
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