I think that is a carnosa or carnosa cv.; anulata has lightly rippled leaves that are thin, but still rigid. The leaves on most anulatas are on the smaller side, diamond shaped, and new growth is green, not purple.

I agree that it looks more like a carnosa.

Denise in Omaha

Thanks. It threw me because I never saw one that was so light green as well as having leaves turn a pinkish bronze color.

There are also so many different shapes of leaves in this basket. I know there is a Chelsea. The flowers do look like carnosa flowers.

Quick question regarding this hanging Hoya. Is it okay for the vines to be hanging down or should they be trellised or clipped upward? Thanks.

It is all about personal taste...I wrap most of mine around the pot or clip them upward, but they can hang, as well. The only exception to the aesthetics rule is the hoyas that won't grow (vine dieback) without a trellis.

Hoya obscura allowed to cascade

Thanks. Yours look great.