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Thick, Bronzing Leaves

13 years ago

Hi Everyone,
My carnosa was moved outdoors three weeks ago. Shady back yard area. The leaves are thicker or at least more rigid and turning a bronze color on the underside. Its still putting out flowers and new growth, but I'm concerned about this change. Temps are in the 70 and 80's, moderate humidity, night temps upper 50's. I'm watering twice a week....

Should I be concerned??
Thanks!

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Comments (4)

Diana_Gale
13 years ago
wish mine would bronze up! :)
jkc1023
Original Author
13 years ago
Oh my! Is it supposed to??
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monet_g
13 years ago
Many hoya produce a bronze coloring, especially on new growth. It's very desirable. Betcha it looks nice!

Gail
Diana_Gale
13 years ago
I think so! but I'm kinda new. You can google "Hoya leaf bronzing" and see what comes up! It's exciting to read about new things :)

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