The Hindu rope plant (Hoya carnosa ‘Compacta’) drapes thick, twisted, cupped leaves—green or variegated—along succulent vines. Clusters of star-shaped, waxy, fragrant flowers (pink/white) appear on mature plants. Easy if given bright light and careful watering.
Bright indirect light (some direct sun); water only when soil is completely dry. Well-draining mix. Avoid moving when in bud. Propagate from stem cuttings.

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