RareFoliagePlantCo Hoya Kerri

Yes, the outer variegation is stable, but like most variegated plants, it requires bright, indirect light to maintain that distinct yellow edge. If the plant is kept in lower light, new growth may appear greener and less vibrant.

This is a fully rooted, established plant, not a single-leaf cutting. It arrives in a 4-inch pot with an active root system, which means it is ready to continue growing rather than just sitting dormant.

The best way to check is to feel the soil or use a moisture meter. Wait until the soil medium has dried out completely throughout the pot before watering, which typically happens about once a week depending on your home's humidity and temperature.

While it can survive in lower light, it will not thrive or maintain its variegation. For the best results, place it in a spot with bright, indirect light, such as near an east-facing window or a few feet back from a south-facing one.

This Hoya prefers standard indoor temperatures between 65-85°F. It is best to keep it away from cold drafts, air conditioning vents, or direct heat sources, as extreme fluctuations can stress the plant.