Has anyone got the specific names of these two, please? Thanks! I think the right is a type of Yucca because of the label. Not sure about the left.
Has anyone got the specific names of these two, please? Thanks! I think the right is a type of Yucca because of the label. Not sure about the left.
The left is a succulent one of my friends(who has a succulent FOREST) has one of those. She has had it for about two years and it hasn’t grown much. Still a singular leaf.
2 LikesYep they’re usually sold as a singular leaf (like the one in the pic) which will survive but it won’t grow into a full plant
2 LikesHoya Kerrii “Sweetheart” is on the left
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0 LikesThe Hoya, unfortunately, will not grow any vines for you. When sold as a single leaf they often don’t have a node which is needed to produce new growth. Good news is it will survive like this, and grow its own root system. It just won’t put out any new growth. You can always pull it out and check under the soil to see if it has a node though!
3 LikesWill do, thanks!
0 LikesThis is correct! 😊👆
0 LikesI love Hoya Kerrii. My favorite type of hoya ever 🥹 congrats for getting a hoya leaf! I used to have the single leaf version too, but I gave it to my mom & it's still doing well after 2 years(it's a single leaf still) I decided to get the ones with the node and stem, and I love it! Slow growers though lol! Circled in photo: (left: Hoya Kerrii) (right: two pots of Hoya kerrii, variegated)
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