Hoya pubicalyx 'Splash'
Propagation
Stem cutting – Cut a length of stem from the top with at least three nodes. The cutting should have at least one leaf – remove lower ones. Let stem sit for 12 hours until the cut heals over. Place in pot with soil, so the node is 4" under. Water and keep in a warm, bright location.
Light
Water
Growth
Temperature
Humidity
When the top 2 inches of soil are dry
When the top 2 inches of soil are dry
Fast
60-75F
60% and above
About
Hoya Splash features deep-green shiny, waxy leaves with white, light green, and silver mottled patterning. The leaves are narrow, lance-shaped, and abundant. Sometimes, the leaves show pinkish splashes. The stems are purplish-gray. It is a vining Hoya that grows 8-10 feet long. Hoya Splash produces dark pink, fragrant star-shaped flowers in dense, rounded clusters. The blooms smell reminiscent of cocoa and vanilla.
Other Notes
Hoya pubicalyx takes 1-2 years to bloom. If your Hoya isn't blooming, it probably isn't getting enough light.
Photos from Our Community!
I messed up with this one. Left her alone in a bottle with a narrow neck for too long, and she grew fantastic roots to the point where I couldn’t remove her. Definitely damaged a few roots extracting her from her bottle…. Here’s to hoping she forgives me 🤞🏻
I call her Daryl. Waiting for some more growth before I’ll be ready to prop
Hoya publicalyx silver splash 🖤
This baby needs a haircut! I’d be happy to part with a decent cutting. Sold to me last year as ‘Super Splash’
Cuttings getting upgraded from moss to soil
