Hoya thomsonii ‘Silver’ PSP-262
Hoya thomsonii ‘Silver’ is a silver form of Hoya thomsonii, a species native to the eastern Himalayas. It is treasured for its thick, velvety foliage generously dusted with fine silver speckling, giving each leaf a soft, frosted appearance. Fine hairs cover both the leaves and stems, adding texture that makes this species especially unique among Hoyas. Mature plants produce clusters of fragrant, fuzzy white flowers with pink to reddish centers.
This listing is for the exact plant shown. It is a rooted and established four-leaf plant with active growth. The plant displays beautiful, even silver frosting across the foliage and is already producing a new climbing vine, indicating healthy, vigorous growth.
Care
• Light: Bright, indirect light to maintain strong silver expression
• Water: Allow the medium to dry partially between waterings
• Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity with good airflow and appreciates cooler temperatures.
Silver expression, vine growth, and bloom production will continue to develop as the plant matures.
Hoya thomsonii ‘Silver’ is a silver form of Hoya thomsonii, a species native to the eastern Himalayas. It is treasured for its thick, velvety foliage generously dusted with fine silver speckling, giving each leaf a soft, frosted appearance. Fine hairs cover both the leaves and stems, adding texture that makes this species especially unique among Hoyas. Mature plants produce clusters of fragrant, fuzzy white flowers with pink to reddish centers.
This listing is for the exact plant shown. It is a rooted and established four-leaf plant with active growth. The plant displays beautiful, even silver frosting across the foliage and is already producing a new climbing vine, indicating healthy, vigorous growth.
Care
• Light: Bright, indirect light to maintain strong silver expression
• Water: Allow the medium to dry partially between waterings
• Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity with good airflow and appreciates cooler temperatures.
Silver expression, vine growth, and bloom production will continue to develop as the plant matures.
