This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A beautiful splashy form of Hoya parviflora, featuring narrow, pointed foliage with fine silver speckling and larger irregular splashes over deep green. This particular plant has especially nice variation in the amount of silver from leaf to leaf.
The species was formally published by botanist Robert Wight in 1834. The name parviflora comes from Latin and means “small-flowered,” referring to its petite blooms. It is a Southeast Asian species native from Bangladesh through Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and Peninsular Malaysia to Sumatra, where it grows naturally as a climbing epiphyte or lithophyte in wet tropical environments. (Plants of the World Online)
This is a rooted and established plant with multiple leaves and active growth. Some of the newer foliage is still hardening and developing its mature coloration.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
Silver splash will naturally vary from leaf to leaf.
This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A beautiful splashy form of Hoya parviflora, featuring narrow, pointed foliage with fine silver speckling and larger irregular splashes over deep green. This particular plant has especially nice variation in the amount of silver from leaf to leaf.
The species was formally published by botanist Robert Wight in 1834. The name parviflora comes from Latin and means “small-flowered,” referring to its petite blooms. It is a Southeast Asian species native from Bangladesh through Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and Peninsular Malaysia to Sumatra, where it grows naturally as a climbing epiphyte or lithophyte in wet tropical environments. (Plants of the World Online)
This is a rooted and established plant with multiple leaves and active growth. Some of the newer foliage is still hardening and developing its mature coloration.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
Silver splash will naturally vary from leaf to leaf.
