Photos would help, both with ID of plant and ID of issue. Thick vines sometimes indicate age (but some species naturally have thick or thin vines), but wouldn't discolor leaves.

Hoyas do lose their oldest leaves, and they can turn yellow before falling off. I have not witnessed an orange leaf on a Hoya before.

Its a carnosa krimson princess, that much i know. It was bought as a gift and i think is a EA grown hoya

Sorry its a bit of a tangled mess, i was thinking of repoting. It sits on a covered porch with bright but indirect sun most of the day.

It color overall is improving almost daily so i must be doing something right.

EA pots dont look like that.

I can confirm that older EA pots DO look like that!

What you have is not Krimson Princess, but Krimson Queen. It looks as if she was exposed to really bright light, which can change leaf color and cause leaf damage via sunburn.

Also, new all-white leaves on this one can have a pinkish-red tint, and as they mature, they will turn white (rather cream). That might explain the orange-ish coloration, as well.

It looks healthy to me!

Good, going out of town and my house sitter is nervous. He sees me fuss over my hoya, i keep telling him: i fuss so all you have to do is water!