Hoya crassipetiolata (long leaf form) Nephrolepis and easy-going temperament make it

and easy-going temperament make it a favourite for collectors who want tropical drama without the maintenance of a climber

Arrowhead leaves with bold

Young growth often appears in a yellow-orange hue before maturing to a deep green

its bark becoming golden-grey and broken into hard angular scales

Soil: Use a well-draining mix with coco coir

Hoya crassipetiolata (long leaf form) Nephrolepis and easy-going temperament make itHoya crassipetiolata (long leaf form) The long leaf form stretches the crassipetiolata vein pattern across narrow lanceolate blades. A dark central rib runs into a drawn out tip, with arched side veins and finer connections visible over the light green surface. Sparse silver flecks cross the green blades without obscuring their vein structure. Fine climbing stems hold the elongated leaves at open intervals, giving the vine a light, open outline.