The first picture is the parent plant. You will receive an exact cutting in photos #3-#5. Cutting is currently being grown in a clear container. About the Heart Hoya ‘Sweetheart”, “Heart” or “Valentine” Hoya (hoya kerrii) is a thick, succulent-like tropical vine that is easily identified by its heart shaped leaves. Hoyas, or “wax plants” named so for its thick, waxy leaves, are relatively easy to care for, pet-safe (BONUS), they live a very long time, have beautiful porcelain-like flower clusters, and grow to extensive sizes and lengths. Native to Southeast Asia, Hoyas are tropical despite their succulent-like leaves. The Heart Hoya is often seen around Valentine’s Day being sold as a single leaf (please check the varieties section below) planted upright in a small pot. Don’t let the single leaf fool you though, these Hoyas will reach lengths of 13 feet and become a mass of green hearts. These vining qualities are best displayed via a hanging basket, a trellis or moss pole, or trailing from a shelf. If you are lucky, your Heart Hoya will grant you a cluster of white blooms with burgundy centers. One mature plant can give you more than 20!