Hoya laxiflora

Gorgeous succulent with slender stems, that reach considerable lengths and tend to fall back, generating wonderful green cascades perfect for decorating hanging pots or shelves. It has thick, elongated and lanceolate leaves, pointed at the apex and, sometimes, slightly concave; the epidermis is what at first sight attracts the most because, when properly exposed to the sun, the surface is tinged with a pleasantly dark green surrounded by purple along all the edges. In the summer, umbrella clusters of wonderful small flowers so shiny and fleshy as to seem made of wax (for this reason are called "wax flowers") bloom.