Hoya Kerrii Sweetheart Valentine variegata belongs to the genus Hoya in the Apocynaceae family. It is a climbing succulent plant.
Characteristics:
Type: Woody vine
Vine Length: Can grow over 5 meters long
Leaves: Opposite, thick, inverted heart-shaped; green with golden-yellow edges. The adaxial surface (upper side) is smooth, while the abaxial surface (lower side) has a prominent central vein. The base is near heart-shaped, and the apex ranges from pointed to rounded.
Growth Habits:
Thrives in warm, dry, and well-lit environments.
Highly drought-tolerant.
Prefers loose, well-draining, and aerated soil.
No distinct dormancy period.
Requires insulation below 5°C and shading when temperatures exceed 30°C.
During the growing season, provide adequate indirect light, along with sufficient water and fertilizer.
Key Features:
Growth Form: Climbing vine
Leaf Shape: Inverted heart shape
Appearance: Changes with seasons, light exposure, and temperature differences
Sunlight: Spring and autumn sun exposure improves coloration. If the leaves are plump, outdoor care is recommended.
Soil: Initially, use a mix of peat and perlite; later switch to soil with a higher proportion of granules.
Temperature Range: Ideal temperatures between 10-30°C
Propagation Methods:
Leaf cuttings
Stem cutting
Division
Suitable Planting Locations:
Balcony
Windowsill
Terrace