Hoya chinghungensis ‘Variegata’ PSP-474
Hoya chinghungensis ‘Variegata’ is a rare variegated form of Hoya chinghungensis, a species native to southern China. It is admired for its compact growth habit and small, succulent leaves featuring bright lime to creamy yellow inner variegation framed by deep green margins. The pinkish stems and tightly spaced foliage give the plant a naturally full, architectural appearance. Under bright light, new growth and stems can develop deeper pink tones, adding even more color and contrast. Mature plants produce clusters of fragrant, creamy white flowers with pink to reddish centers.
This listing is for the exact plant shown. It is a rooted and established plant with multiple active growth points.
Care
• Light: Bright, indirect light to maintain strong variegation and encourage pink-toned new growth
• Water: Allow the medium to dry partially between waterings
• Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity but adapts well to typical home conditions
Variegation intensity, branching, and vine growth will continue to develop as the plant matures.
Hoya chinghungensis ‘Variegata’ is a rare variegated form of Hoya chinghungensis, a species native to southern China. It is admired for its compact growth habit and small, succulent leaves featuring bright lime to creamy yellow inner variegation framed by deep green margins. The pinkish stems and tightly spaced foliage give the plant a naturally full, architectural appearance. Under bright light, new growth and stems can develop deeper pink tones, adding even more color and contrast. Mature plants produce clusters of fragrant, creamy white flowers with pink to reddish centers.
This listing is for the exact plant shown. It is a rooted and established plant with multiple active growth points.
Care
• Light: Bright, indirect light to maintain strong variegation and encourage pink-toned new growth
• Water: Allow the medium to dry partially between waterings
• Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity but adapts well to typical home conditions
Variegation intensity, branching, and vine growth will continue to develop as the plant matures.
