Hoya carnosa compacta - Hindu Rope Vine (Wax Plant)

Hoya carnosa compacta 

Among the most unique houseplants, the Hindu Rope has curled, contorted leaves all along the stem, almost making the plant look like it's a braided rope. If it sees enough light, it will produce reddish fragrant flowers.

Once a Hoya starts to put on flower buds do not disturb it, and after it has bloomed don't remove the spent flowers. Allow the dead flowers to fall off on their own.  This interesting plant doesn't like to be repotted unless it's absolutely necessary. 

• Light: Indirect Sunlight – This plant needs at least some natural light so place it somewhere with windows nearby.
• Water:  Not Thirsty – This plant can go several weeks without water so only water it when the soil completely dries out.  
• Tips: This plant needs well-draining soil.