Hoya Chelsea (Carnosa) Bright Indirect Light All variegations start out as

All variegations start out as a mutation in the plants genes

It is best to avoid direct mid-day sun when the sun is at its strongest

The Hoya Chelsea plant is non-toxic to people and animals

Soil: Well-draining potting mix will let a Flaming Sword Bromeliad thrive

but not all day long

Hoya Chelsea (Carnosa) Bright Indirect Light All variegations start out asHoya The Hoya Chelsea is part of the the Carnosa family. It is a rare tropical houseplant that looks so good that some people think it is possibly fake. It's semi succulent leaves are thick and wax like, which is a common feature in this Hoya family. Follow this care guide and you'll grow a stunning Hoya that will thrive for years to come. Hoya Chelsea Care Instructions Caring for your Hoya Chelsea is straight forward and very similar to other plants