Hoya amicabilis 'Splash' — Papua hoya with silver-splashed green leaves, star-shaped pink-white flowers with golden centers. Tolerant and friendly.
Pot diameter: fără ghiveci
Hoya amicabilis 'Splash' is a spectacular variant of Hoya amicabilis, characterized by green leaves with silver splashes distributed randomly on the leaf surface. Each leaf is unique, with unique patterns of silver variegation. The species name (Latin "amicabilis" = friendly) reflects the tolerant nature of this hoya.
It's native to Papua New Guinea, where it grows epiphytically in mid-altitude tropical forests. It flowers with umbels of 8-15 star-shaped light pink to white flowers with golden centers, emanating a sweet fragrance in the evening.
The mid-altitude tropical forests (500-1500 m) of Papua New Guinea, with humidity 80-95% and stable temperatures 18-26°C.
Bright indirect light to maintain silver variegation. Humidity 60-80%, temperatures 20-28°C. Airy substrate: orchid bark + perlite + sphagnum. Moderate watering when substrate has nearly dried.
Flowers at maturity (2-3 years), producing umbels of 8-15 pink-white star-shaped flowers with golden centers. Pleasant evening fragrance.
Not toxic to cats, dogs or children. Safe Apocynaceae. The milky sap may irritate sensitive skin.
No, Hoya amicabilis 'Splash' is non-toxic for humans and pets. The Hoya genus does not contain known toxic substances.
Bright to medium indirect light. The silver splash becomes more pronounced in bright light. Avoid direct midday sun. An east or west-facing window is ideal.
Hoya amicabilis blooms from the juvenile stage, which is rare in the Hoya world. Flowers are yellow, bell-shaped, and appear throughout the warm season. Peduncles are persistent.
A very well-draining mix: pine bark, perlite, sphagnum moss, and charcoal in equal parts. The substrate should not retain excess water.
No, unlike most Hoyas, this species has a compact, shrubby habit (30–40 cm), growing more in width. It does not require a trellis or support.
Splash is a form of variegation characterized by silver patches distributed randomly on the leaf surface, formed by microscopic air cavities under the epidermis that reflect light.
Hoya amicabilis is native to Papua New Guinea, from mid-altitude tropical forests (500-1500 m), where it grows as an epiphyte on moss-covered trunks.
Yes, the name 'amicabilis' means 'friendly'. It's one of the most tolerant Papua hoyas, accepts moderate variations in humidity and light, suitable for advanced beginners.
No, Hoya amicabilis 'Splash' is not toxic to cats, dogs or children. Apocynaceae is safe, but the milky sap may irritate sensitive skin.
Stem cuttings with 2-3 nodes in moist sphagnum moss or water. Roots appear in 3-5 weeks at 22-26°C and high humidity. Keep variegated areas to reproduce the splash pattern.