Hoya kaikoeana (formerly Hoya sp. ‘Dahlia’) Nepenthaceae It's been documented in Central

It's been documented in Central and northern South America

Aerial rootlets allow the stems to trail from a pot or climb a support

changing between leaves and shoots without settling into the fixed central stripe seen in Philodendron hederaceum ‘Brasil’

homeophyllous liane capable of reaching 15 m in habitat

Fungus gnats: Indicate overwatering – allow soil to dry and use sticky traps

Hoya kaikoeana (formerly Hoya sp. ‘Dahlia’) Nepenthaceae It's been documented in CentralHoya kaikoeana (formerly Hoya sp. Dahlia) Long narrow leaves on Hoya kaikoeana combine green centres with bronzy red margins. Irregular silver patches cross the green and bronzy red blades. The fine vine twines readily and produces new leaves at intervals along the climbing stem. Older stems develop side branches and retain open spacing between the leaves.