Hoya GPS-7240 (grapes)

Hoya GPS-7240 – Grape-Like Leaves with Striking Purple Sunstressing

Thick, succulent foliage that colors up like no other.

Hoya GPS-7240 is a unique and eye-catching species known for its stiff, succulent leaves that resemble little grapes—especially when grown in bright light. When sun stressed, the leaves take on deep purple hues, adding drama and color to an already adorable plant.

The leaf shape, thickness, and coloring make this one a standout in any Hoya collection. Whether grown in a hanging basket or trained on a trellis, it’s a compact, sculptural plant that packs a punch.

Hoya GPS-7240 – Plant Features

• Succulent, stiff leaves with a plump, grape-like appearance
• Turns purple when exposed to bright light or sunstressing
• Compact growth habit—perfect for small spaces or trailing displays
• A collector favorite for its texture and bold color changes
• Easy to grow and very rewarding

Care Instructions

• Light: Bright, indirect light promotes purple sunstress
• Water: Allow soil to dry out between waterings
• Humidity: Moderate humidity preferred
• Soil: Use a chunky, well-draining mix (orchid bark, perlite, potting soil)
• Fertilizer: Feed monthly during the growing season