Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo features thick, succulent leaves with spectacular silver-white splashes and clusters of 5-20 creamy pink flowers with darker centers, being a rare variegated cultivar from Central Java, Indonesia.
Flowering state: No flowers
Country of origin: Indonesia
Pot diameter: (no pot)
Nodes: 2-3
If you're looking for a spectacular variegated Hoya with heavy silver splashes and elegant flowers, Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo is the perfect choice. This rare cultivar from the Wonosobo region in Central Java, Indonesia, features dramatic silver-white variegation on thick, succulent leaves. Valued for its vigorous growth, stable variegation, frequent flowering during warm months, and excellent air-purifying properties. Ideal for collectors who want a striking variegated plant that stands out in any collection and creates visual impact wherever it's displayed.
Denumire: Hoya
Diametru: (fără ghiveci)
Cerințe lumină: Partial umbra
Tip plantă: Decorative
Utilizare: Interior
Plant comes from Indonesia as a rooted cutting with 2-3 nodes, without soild and no pot
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Most of the Hoya plants we sell are not in bloom when shipped. However, they can bloom under the right light, temperature, and humidity conditions. The flowers are creamy pale pink with darker pink to maroon centers, 1.5-2 cm diameter, in clusters of 5-20.
Check the "Flowering stage" for each product to see whether the plant is:
- Without flowers
- With formed peduncles
- With flowers
Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo flowers typically last between 5 and 7 days after opening, depending on environmental conditions.
After the flowers fade, do not cut the peduncles, as they can produce new inflorescences in subsequent blooming cycles.
Blooming period
- Under ideal light and temperature conditions, Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo blooms during warm months (late spring through summer, May–August).
- Variegated plants may bloom slightly less frequently than fully green forms due to reduced chlorophyll, but 'Super Splash' maintains good flowering capability.
- In indoor environments with adequate bright light and humidity, it can produce multiple flowering cycles per season.
Flower description
- The flowers are star-shaped, approximately 1.5-2 cm diameter.
- Corolla is creamy pale pink.
- Corona centers are darker pink to maroon red.
- Flowers have a finely velvet-hairy texture within.
- Petals are heart-shaped and taper to points.
- Forms umbels of 5-20 individual flowers.
- Blooms lasting 5-7 days.
Fragrance of the flowers
- The flowers have a mild, pleasant fragrance – not overpowering but detectable and enjoyable.
Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo is special for several reasons:
1. **Spectacular variegation** – heavy, stable silver-white splashes covering large portions of leaves
2. **Rare locality form** – collected from Wonosobo region in Central Java mountains
3. **Unique leaf patterns** – each leaf displays different variegation, making every plant one-of-a-kind
4. **Stable variegation** – does not easily revert to green
5. **Thick succulent leaves** – sculptural appearance with excellent water retention
6. **Vigorous growth** – grows quickly once established despite heavy variegation
7. **Good flowering** – maintains flowering capability despite reduced chlorophyll
8. **Collector's item** – highly sought after for its dramatic visual impact
9. **Air purifier** – excellent at removing pollutants from indoor air
10. **Safe for pets** – non-toxic and considered safe around cats and dogs
'Super Splash' refers to the heavy, dramatic silver-white variegation pattern on the leaves. In the Hoya hobby, "splash" variegation describes irregular silver or white markings that appear to be splashed or splattered across the leaf surface. "Super" indicates the exceptionally heavy degree of splashing, with large portions of each leaf covered in silver-white variegation. This creates a much more dramatic effect than plants with light or moderate splashing.
"sp. Wonosobo" indicates this is a specific population or locality form collected from the Wonosobo region. Wonosobo is a regency in Central Java, Indonesia, known for its mountainous terrain, cool climate, and the Dieng Plateau. "sp." stands for "species" or more specifically in this context, "specimen from." Plants from specific localities can have unique characteristics due to local adaptation, making them interesting to collectors. The Wonosobo form may exhibit more robust growth characteristics due to adaptation to highland conditions.
Ideally near an east- or southeast-facing window with bright indirect light. This variegated cultivar:
- Needs more light than green H. diversifolia to maintain and enhance variegation
- Bright light intensifies the silver-white coloring
- Avoid harsh direct afternoon sun which can scorch variegated areas
- Perfect for hanging baskets where variegated leaves can be viewed from below
- Can also be trained on trellises or supports to climb
- Benefits from high humidity (above 60%) for optimal growth
- Prefers stable temperatures without cold drafts
- Rotate occasionally to ensure even light exposure and variegation
Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo requires intermediate care:
- Slightly more challenging than green forms due to variegation
- Main requirements: bright light (more than green forms) and careful watering
- Variegated portions are more sensitive to overwatering and sunburn
- Must avoid overwatering (biggest risk for variegated plants)
- Use very well-draining substrate to prevent root rot
- Needs bright indirect light to maintain variegation and compensate for reduced chlorophyll
- Once established and happy, grows vigorously and rewards with stunning foliage
- Best suited for collectors with some Hoya experience
- Worth the extra care for the spectacular visual impact
The variegation of 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo is special because:
- Heavy coverage: large portions of each leaf are silver-white
- Stable pattern: does not easily revert to green
- Dramatic contrast: bright silver against green creates striking effect
- Unique patterns: each leaf has different splash configuration
- High visibility: variegation is bold and prominent, not subtle
- Collector appeal: highly sought after for its visual impact
- Quality variegation: well-distributed across leaves
- Enhanced by light: bright conditions intensify the silver coloring
Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo has stable variegation:
- The silver-white splashing is generally stable and does not easily revert
- Occasional fully green leaves may appear but are uncommon
- If green leaves appear, they can be pruned if desired (but aren't necessary to remove)
- Maintain bright light to keep variegation strong and prevent weakening
- The variegation is genetic and stable across new growth
- Heavy variegation remains consistent throughout the plant's life with proper care
Yes, variegated areas are more sensitive to sun damage:
- Silver-white areas lack chlorophyll and protective pigments
- Direct sun can cause brown scorching on variegated portions
- Green areas are more sun-tolerant
- Provide bright indirect light rather than direct sun
- Gentle morning sun is acceptable, but avoid harsh afternoon sun
- If leaves show browning on white areas, move to lower light
- The plant needs bright light for variegation but not direct sun exposure
Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo:
- May grow slightly slower than fully green forms due to reduced chlorophyll
- However, it's still considered a vigorous grower among variegated Hoyas
- With adequate bright light, growth rate is good and steady
- The thick succulent leaves help compensate for reduced photosynthetic capacity
- Once established, produces new growth regularly
- Growth is fastest during spring and summer with optimal light
- Provides bright light to maximize growth rate despite variegation
Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo is considered non-toxic and safe for pets:
- Not listed as toxic by ASPCA or other pet safety organizations
- Safe around cats, dogs, rabbits, and other household pets
- Ingestion of large quantities may cause only mild, temporary digestive upset
- Generally much safer than many common houseplants
- Variegated leaves are just as safe as green leaves
- As with any plant, discourage excessive chewing
- If your pet consumes a very large amount, monitor for any unusual symptoms
Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo, like all Hoya species, is an excellent air purifier:
- Removes volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from indoor air
- Filters common household pollutants (formaldehyde, benzene, etc.)
- Performs photosynthesis and releases oxygen
- Large leaf surface area enhances purification capacity
- Makes it a functional ornamental plant (beauty + health benefits)
- Variegated plants still provide air-purifying benefits
- Particularly beneficial for bedrooms and living spaces
Display suggestions for 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo:
- Hanging basket: allows variegated leaves to be viewed from multiple angles
- High shelf: cascading vines showcase variegation patterns
- Near window: bright location enhances silver coloring
- Against dark background: maximizes contrast of silver and green
- Mixed with green plants: creates visual interest through contrast
- Well-lit corner: makes it a focal point specimen
- Training on support: can display variegation in vertical arrangement
- Avoid cluttered areas: give it space to be appreciated
Yes, Hoya diversifolia 'Super Splash' sp. Wonosobo can be propagated:
- Take stem cuttings with at least 2 nodes and some leaves
- Try to include leaves with good variegation
- Root in water, sphagnum moss, or well-draining soil
- Rooting takes 4-8 weeks typically
- Maintain high humidity during rooting
- Keep in bright indirect light
- Propagated plants will maintain the variegation
- New growth will have similar splash patterns to parent plant