Hoya sp. China Silver (NOID) – Grower's Choice

$45.00

Hoya China Silver (NOID) is a beautiful unidentified clone prized for its elongated leaves dusted with a soft silver overlay that intensifies with bright light. Its elegant foliage and easy-growing nature make it an excellent addition to any Hoya collection, whether you're just starting out or adding another unique silver-leaved cultivar.

This listing is for one Grower's Choice plant. Each pot contains three individually rooted cuttings, creating a fuller plant from the start. The cuttings are well established and actively growing in a chunky, well-draining substrate. Leaf shape, silver pattern, and growth habit will vary slightly from plant to plant, making each one unique.

What you'll receive

  • One Grower's Choice Hoya China Silver (NOID)

  • 3 rooted cuttings per pot

  • Healthy, established root system

  • Grown in a chunky coco coir and perlite mix

Care

  • Light: Bright, indirect light for the best silver coloration.

  • Water: Allow the substrate to partially dry between waterings.

  • Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity but adapts well to typical indoor home conditions.

Hoya China Silver (NOID) is a beautiful unidentified clone prized for its elongated leaves dusted with a soft silver overlay that intensifies with bright light. Its elegant foliage and easy-growing nature make it an excellent addition to any Hoya collection, whether you're just starting out or adding another unique silver-leaved cultivar.

This listing is for one Grower's Choice plant. Each pot contains three individually rooted cuttings, creating a fuller plant from the start. The cuttings are well established and actively growing in a chunky, well-draining substrate. Leaf shape, silver pattern, and growth habit will vary slightly from plant to plant, making each one unique.

What you'll receive

  • One Grower's Choice Hoya China Silver (NOID)

  • 3 rooted cuttings per pot

  • Healthy, established root system

  • Grown in a chunky coco coir and perlite mix

Care

  • Light: Bright, indirect light for the best silver coloration.

  • Water: Allow the substrate to partially dry between waterings.

  • Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity but adapts well to typical indoor home conditions.