I've had this plant for quite a few years. It finally bloomed for me in the last few. I've always wondered what variety it was; it has some variegation on the leaves. I checked the plant database but was not able to identify it. Can anyone identify it from the leaves or is it necessary to have a pic of the flowers? Thanks!

What color were the blooms?

Wax Plant (Hoya carnosa) can have splashes in the leaves; flowers are usually white to pale pink:


Or possibly one of the H. pubicalyx varieties; http://garden.org/plants/searc... some have splashes in the leaves.

H. pubicalyx usually has darker pink to purplish flowers:

Forgot to say great growing, that is a gorgeous plant!

Thanks Lin! Think you nailed it with "Pink Silver. " The leaves usually have more silvery splotches than show on this pic, I think because less sunlight in the summer months indoors. The flowers were a darker pinkish tone and wow so fragrant! It took its time to flower but it was worth it once it did. Thanks again.

You are very welcome ... don't forget to add some photos of your lovely plant to the database!