The plant grew well right out of the gate requiring a couple of up-pottings before it settled into a five inch clear orchid pot, inside of a terracotta cache pot. I had one fear with this plant from the beginning: that it might not be Hoya chloroleuca. The vendor told me that he had two different specimens of it growing in two separate locations, but had been unable to bring it to flower. This contrasted with what I had heard about it being an easy bloomer. Also, the leaves mimic so many other Hoya species that I was not sure that I really had what I wanted. I had also been disappointed many times before with bad plant Ids. Below the foliage of Hoya chloroleuca: