The Hindu Rope Plant, also known as Hoya carnosa compacta, is a curly version of the Hoya carnosa. One of the most striking features of the Hindu Rope Plant is its thick, waxy, and curly leaves, which give it a unique appearance. 
The leaves of this curly hoya plant are often twisted or contorted, resembling a rope or even a curly ponytail, hence the name "Hindu Rope Plant." It is also known as the Porcelain flower, krinkle kurl, and the wax plant. 
The Hindu rope plant is a unique and fascinating succulent plant with a trailing growth habit, which means its 15-inch-long, slender stems will cascade or hang down as it grows. This trailing growth habit makes it a popular choice for hanging baskets or trailing down from shelves.