This rare Hoya stands out thanks to the splash of golden-green variegation across each of its broad, textured leaves. With some patience, this vining plant can be trained to grow up or left to dangle free to fit your interior aesthetic. If new leaves are losing the variegation, this is a sign it needs a brighter spot, so keep an eye out for that. In a bright spot, with care taken not to over-water, this Hoya will reward you with its beautiful, standout foliage and maybe even clusters of fragrant, creamy pink blooms if it's really happy! **Scientific Name** Hoya latifolia (Hoy's plant with broad leaves) ‘Pot of Gold' This now contains more plants that were previously thought to be distinct species of Hoya. For example, H. macrophylla is now considered a synonym of H. latifolia. **Common Name** Wax Plant, Porcelain Flower, Wax Flower, Wax Vine, Honey Plant, Dinner Plate Hoya **Origin** Native to Southeast Asia, from Myanmar to West Malaysia **Light** Thrives in bright, indirect light, an