Hoya 'Crocodile'

Lightly rooted cutting of Hoya 'Crocodile'.
One node. One or two leaves.

Note: this plant needs light and warmth to grow variegated leaves. 
Cuttings often start as green leaves with white variegation on the undersides.

Hoya 'Crocodile' is a rare seed-grown Hoya selection reported in cultivation as originating from Hoya fitchii 'Yellow', with this particular selection circulated as clone 2.

The plant is especially prized for its unusual mottled variegation. Individual leaves can range from predominantly green with scattered yellow or cream markings to dramatically variegated leaves with large pale areas. The pattern can change considerably from leaf to leaf, even on the same plant.

Its thick foliage may also develop a noticeable textured appearance, which is associated with the trade name 'Crocodile'.

Current grower reports indicate that this cultivar can alternate between greener and more strongly variegated growth, so the amount and pattern of variegation on future leaves cannot be guaranteed.

A note about this plant: The parentage, naming, and background information above was gathered from publicly available online sources. We do not have original breeder or registration documentation for this plant and cannot independently confirm or deny those details.