The Krimson Queen Hoya flower, often admired for its striking colours and delicate form, is a standout among indoor plant lovers. Interestingly, this flower is commonly mistaken for the blooms of Hoya 'Krimson Princess'. While both are cultivars of Hoya carnosa and are beloved for their waxy, star-shaped blossoms and variegated leaves, they have subtle differences in foliage colour and growth habit. If you're wanting to add a splash of low-maintenance beauty to your New Zealand home, the Hoya 'Krimson Princess', sometimes confused with the Krimson Queen Hoya flower, is an excellent choice thanks to its creamy variegated leaves and clusters of fragrant flowers.
Hoya 'Krimson Princess' is a popular variety of Hoya and is commonly grown as an indoor plant. It produces leaves that are variegated cream and green with pink tones on new foliage, and held on trailing stems. During summer, the plants will often produce showy clusters of waxy, pink flowers with a red centre. It typically grows to 10 cm tall and will trail to 50 cm or more. Hoya Krimson Princess is commonly grown indoors in an office or the like, where a fresh, delightful, and elegant plant is required.

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