Hoya carnosa 'Krinkle 8' - pots pleins, avec suspensions

A species of wax flower with a distinctive appearance, featuring 8 ridges or indentations on the leaves, which is also reflected in the name of this cultivar. Hoya carnosa "Krinkle 8" is probably one of the taxa with the least demanding growth conditions, suitable for successful cultivation both indoors and in greenhouses or outdoors, provided the temperature requirements are met. Flowering occurs irregularly throughout the year, more frequently in spring and autumn, with typical inflorescences that are more or less globe-shaped, made up of pink flowers with a red center, and a strong nocturnal fragrance reminiscent of chocolate.
It requires filtered light, even partial shade, growing well on windowsills or nearby, if exposure to strong sunlight is avoided, as this can cause leaf burn.

Note: some leaves show specific defects and colorations.