Origin
The Hoya krohniana Black Leaves is an exotic houseplant that originates from the tropical regions of Asia, more specifically from the Philippines. The name krohniana comes from the surname Krohn, a tribute to a well-known botanist who was crucial in the study and classification of the Hoya species. They are mainly tropical plants where temperature and humidity are factors that contribute to their natural environment.

Characteristics
Characteristic for the Hoya krohniana Black Leaves, also known as the Hoya 'Black Leaves', are the dark green, almost black, lustrous leaves. The leaves have a leathery texture and a heart-shaped form. The Hoya krohniana Black Leaves belongs to the succulent plants, which means it has a thick waxy cuticle on the leaves that helps retain water. It is a climbing plant, meaning it tends to grow upward if it has something to cling to.

Care
The care of the Hoya krohniana Black Leaves requires specific conditions to help the plant thrive. A bright, indirect light source is ideal for this plant, although it can withstand lower light levels. It is recommended to water the plant regularly, but ensure the soil dries out between watering to prevent root rot. The Hoya krohniana Black Leaves also requires high humidity, which can be achieved by, for example, using a humidifier or misting the plant with water.