Here lies Hoyas

Also known as Fishtail Hoya, it's leaves grow in a fishtail like pattern.

Not quite H. Bilobata, and not quite H. Burtoniae... H. Sp. Aff. Burtonia is a fuzzy little species of it's own.

Beginner friendly vining succulent has waxy, lanceolate leaves that comes in many variations.

This uniquely shaped vining succulent features dark, rectangular, waxy leaves.

This fuzzy, tiny leafed vining succulent has small round leaves the size of your thumbnail.

The long, narrow waxy leaves of this plant can turn read if sunstressed.

This cultivar of H. Australis fetures elipitcal, watercolor-like variegation.

These green speckled, succulent-like leaves are a feature of a cultivar of two major species.

This plant has antiqued splashed olive green heart-shaped leaves.

This Chinese Hoys has finger-like dark leaves.

These large oval green speckled leaves, are this plants namesake.

This Hoya carnosa cultivar features green tightly coiled hanging leaves.