Hoya Sweetheart Genus_Croton Place where the vines can

Place where the vines can fall freely or trail along a shelf for the best effect

Originally found and documented in Yemen around the 12th century

hence the common name

The leaves of the ferns resemble the distinctive leathery appearance of crocodile skin which is how the plant got its name

Hoya Sweetheart Genus_Croton Place where the vines canBotanical Name: Hoya kerrii Common Names: Sweetheart, Lucky heart Description: The Hoya Sweetheart Variegated commonly called the wax plant is a non blooming houseplant with heart shaped leaves. This Variegated version has a splash of yellow on the leaf. The vines are wood like and the leaves are waxy. Native to tropical Asia, these plants do well in warm weather. This single leaf offering is a very slow grower, but is also extremely hardy. Ideal as a