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gaylehaa

Hindu rope plant

9 years ago

Newbie here. An elderly woman, whom I worked with (in 1976!), gave me a slip of her carnosa at that time. I was crushed when I left it in an open window, we had bad weather and the plant did not survive. That being my introduction to Hoya plants, I have usually had only a few. Last fall, I ordered a selection (seller's choice) and received 13. I still have 12 of them.

It have been following this Forum for a long time and will plunge in with my first question. I'll be asking many questions on here, once I get the hang of it!

i have three Hindu rope plants, and they are all different. They are all growing well. One is variegated, one is a true green. The third plant much duller green leaves, kind of a grayed-green. New foliage on this one is almost black. Do they all have different names, and what color flowers could I expect?

i could send photos, if challenged. ;-)

Gayle

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