Hoya Mathilde Splash

Hoya mathilde splash, also known as "Wax Plant" or "Porcelain Flower," is a popular plant in the genus Hoya.

It is especially appreciated for its decorative leaves with unique silver spots and fragrant flowers.

Care: Well-drained soil, preferably a mix for epiphytic plants with bark and perlite like our aroid soil . Prefers bright, indirect light but can tolerate some direct sun. Allow the soil to dry out slightly between waterings. It is sensitive to overwatering.

Botanical Description

Scientific name: Hoya mathilde 'splash'

Origin: Hoya mathilde's name remains somewhat unclear named after someone's daughter. It is a hybrid between Hoya Carnosa (China and Japan) and Hoya serpens (Himalayas)

Leaves: Small, round to oval with a pointed end, dark green with distinct silvery spots or "splashes."

Flowers: Star-shaped with five petals. Sweet and intense scent, especially in the evening. Blooms mostly in spring and summer, but can bloom several times a year under the right conditions.

Habit : Climbing or trailing, depending on how it is trained. Epiphytic roots, meaning they naturally grow on other plants without parasitizing.

Hoya mathilde splash is relatively easy to care for and is resistant to varying conditions. Order Hoya mathilde splash online!