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Common issues with ‘Little Star’
This species is native to tropical South and Southeast Asia
The central stem remains largely hidden in young plants and becomes only slightly more visible with age
texture and flowering
Troubleshooting growth and foliage problems
Hoya quinquenervia Size:M Common issues with ‘Little Star’Hoya quinquenervia Five strong veins rise from near the base of every Hoya quinquenervia leaf and remain easy to see as the foliage changes colour. Young leaves can open red purple, while established green blades may take on bronze or red tones. Their firm, leathery shapes range from broadly oval to lance shaped, with rounded bases, short pointed tips and gently rolled margins. The leaves grow in opposite pairs along a twining stem, repeating the five