These are the same plant. This one is hung where it gets ome direct sun and the other is more filtered as it is a whopping 4" further under the patio cover.
look what some sun can do
The color change is remarkable. This plant is quite a dark purple. None of the green or green and white striped wandering jews seem to do this.
Wow! thats pretty. Some Hoya varieties do the same thing. With higher exposure to sun or bright light, they get a pink to red coloration on the leaves. Here is my Hoya bordenii to show you what I mean. If you notice, there is a leaf that was blocked by the upper leaf and didn't get the bright light so it is its regular green color.
Gemila
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