Hoya sp. (Tanggamus) PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION

(Here’s my instagram post regarding this species. Please refer to the first photo. The plant you will receive may have a varying amount of contrast on the leaves which may be confusing) 📍FRIENDLY REMINDER📍 This is why Hoyas should not be named based off of leaves only. If you’ve lost a tag in the past or obtained a plant without a tag, the bloom will be your best friend when it comes to finding the correct name of it. These 2 cuttings are Hoya sp. (Tanggamus) and are from the same mother plant. The low contrast one has been growing under a lot of foliage and the high contrast leaves were getting a lot more light than the other one. This is also a great tip for you if you want your leaves to grow in a certain way ☺️ From my own observations LOW LIGHT - ✅ no contrasts on the leaves✅ larger leaves (plants are trying to compensate with low light so they grow larger leaves.)✅ they tend to have thinner leaves. My understanding is because they are not as hot 🌡, they feel as if they don’t nee