Hi Golden,

That's what it looks like to me...the lighter green is getting too much light! My Kerrii did the same thing, I had it in almost full sun for a couple of hours a day and the leaves turned that same color. I've sinced move it back and now doesn't get any sun. Still gets bright light, but NO direct sun and it a much darker green now.

Some of my bigger hoyas hanging outside in the trees have that lighter green leaves...due to too much light. It blooms a lot...but the leaves are washed out looking. One of the drawbacks of too much light, more flowers but less "pretty" looking leaves. Just my opinion.

Hi Gorden, puglver hit it right on the nose.
I have a large Carnosa KQ gets a lot of sun, leaves are washed out looking, have thick succulent leaves and flowers all the time. it's a trade off.

I also prefer the look of obovata that gets bright indirect light. My main one used to be int the GH and it had lighter leaves that were sometomes shaped a little weird. I moved it to my sunroom where it hangs in from the window a bit and it looks much better now. Of course, I'm not getting nearly as many flowers now :-(

Denise in Omaha

I think this will be the next hoya i get. The leaves are so pretty.

The new leaf is gorgeous! I cant wait until mine starts growing next spring!