This flower is beautiful and easy to grow, with fragrance all around, a long blooming period and abundant flowers, turning a balcony into a sea of blooms

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Hoya carnosa 'Krinkle Kurl' (Hindu rope hoya) is a relatively common variety of hoya and a very classic one that makes people fall in love at first sight. The flower colors are fresh and elegant; from bud to bloom, inside and out, they are five-pointed stars, opening into flower balls, delicate and cute, very beautiful, with a long blooming period and abundant flowers, fragrance all around, very suitable for home pot cultivation.

Hoya carnosa 'Krinkle Kurl' (Hindu rope hoya)

Hoya carnosa 'Krinkle Kurl' (Hindu rope hoya) has graceful flowers and fresh flower colors; the flowers are somewhat like Hoya carnosa, with a redder center and smaller, more delicate and cute blooms. Its velvety petals and wax-like stamens look so good they seem like fake flowers, making people fall in love at first sight and adore them even more on second look. The nectar stuck on top is crystal clear and sweet, and can be drunk.

Blooms form balls

Hoya carnosa 'Krinkle Kurl' (Hindu rope hoya) has a long blooming period and abundant flowers, with good blooming performance; it can keep blooming continuously from spring, and is still blooming in September and October, making it worthy of being called a blooming machine. The floral fragrance is pleasant, giving off a rose scent, and one flower fills the room with fragrance. Grown climbing on supports or hanging for decoration, it looks very good either way, and is very suitable for a north-facing balcony, or indoor pot cultivation for viewing.

One leaf can grow into a whole pot

It is also very easy to care for. Its leaves are thick and large, and it is more cold-tolerant than other hoyas; it is a very strong plant, tough and easy to grow, with few pests or diseases. Any single leaf can grow a strong root system and grow into a pot, turning a balcony into a sea of blooms. It likes light and semi-shade environments, and is very suitable for a north-facing balcony.

Hoyas generally first send out vines, grow leaves, fill the pot with roots, and only then bloom, so the flower pot should not be too large; giving it a suitably sized pot will make it bloom earlier. Let spent flowers fall off naturally, and do not cut off the flower stem, because next year it can continue to bloom here~~~