Hoya decipulae (Outer Variegated/Albo) green on green variegation comes in for a week or two on emerging leaves if they are close enough to the light. Most of the time, these new starts aren't close enough to the light for the variegation to show yet.
After a week or two, the variegation fades as those leaves mature, and then new leaves grow with variegation. Since they have thin leaves, they grow quickly, and there is almost always one set of leaves with variegation.
It is a thin-leaf species from West Lampung, Sumatra, Indonesia, and is mostly known for its very unique flowers that resemble tiny whisks. Like many thin-leaf hoyas, it has flowered very easily for me.
*** Exact plant, rooted with new growth, US Seller ***
Listed below are my current growing conditions for this plant as a guide for you. Care can vary widely, so please don't take what I do as the only way your plant will thrive -
🪴 Light: About 12 inches from the top of the plant to a single Barrina T5 grow light 14 hrs/day
🪴 Temperature: 70-75°F
🪴 Humidity: 60-65%
Read this article to learn more about soil, watering, fertilizer, and how to treat pests.
