Hoya ‘Wilbur Graves China’ is a highly sought-after silver form within the Hoya carnosa group. This collector selection is prized for its thick, waxy leaves with exceptional silver expression that can range from intricate marbling to nearly solid silver foliage. Under optimal lighting conditions, the leaves can develop beautiful pink to purple sunstress, creating dramatic contrast against the metallic silver. Mature plants produce clusters of fragrant, soft pink, star-shaped blooms with darker pink centers.
This listing is for the exact plant shown. It is a rooted and established four-leaf plant with active growth. The foliage displays exceptionally high silver expression, with each leaf exhibiting its own unique silver pattern.
Care
• Light: Bright, indirect light; stronger light may encourage pink to purple sunstress while maintaining heavy silver expression
• Water: Allow medium to dry partially between waterings
• Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity
Silver intensity, sunstress coloration, and vine growth may continue to develop as the plant matures.
Hoya ‘Wilbur Graves China’ is a highly sought-after silver form within the Hoya carnosa group. This collector selection is prized for its thick, waxy leaves with exceptional silver expression that can range from intricate marbling to nearly solid silver foliage. Under optimal lighting conditions, the leaves can develop beautiful pink to purple sunstress, creating dramatic contrast against the metallic silver. Mature plants produce clusters of fragrant, soft pink, star-shaped blooms with darker pink centers.
This listing is for the exact plant shown. It is a rooted and established four-leaf plant with active growth. The foliage displays exceptionally high silver expression, with each leaf exhibiting its own unique silver pattern.
Care
• Light: Bright, indirect light; stronger light may encourage pink to purple sunstress while maintaining heavy silver expression
• Water: Allow medium to dry partially between waterings
• Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity
Silver intensity, sunstress coloration, and vine growth may continue to develop as the plant matures.
