I first saw the variegated Hoya polyneura during the pandemic, and small cuttings of it were selling for hundreds of dollars. I did not pay that much attention to it to tell you the truth as I was never going to pay that much for a Hoya, and I knew from my experience with the regular H. polyneura that it was not the easiest of plants to keep happy long term. A couple of years after my first sighting of the plant, a new Hoya friend appeared named Wil, who very kindly gifted me a two leaf cutting which I was excited to try.