A cultivar prized for its splash variegation — thick, waxy leaves heavily dusted and speckled with silvery-white flecking over a deep green base, giving a shimmering, moonlit appearance. A climbing and trailing epiphytic vine well suited to a trellis or hanging basket, producing clusters of small, star-shaped fragrant flowers when mature. Never remove the peduncles after flowering — new blooms develop from the same spurs.

• Light: Bright indirect light brings out the strongest silver speckling; a few hours of gentle direct sun is tolerated. Avoid harsh midday sun which scorches the leaves, and low light which diminishes the silvering.

• Soil: Very well-draining epiphytic mix of orchid bark and perlite; Hoya resents dense, clogged soil. Excellent drainage essential.

• Temperature/Humidity: Warm temperatures between 60-85°F, never below 50°F; tolerates average household humidity well, though higher humidity supports the best growth.

• Watering: Allow the soil to dry between waterings, then water thoroughly — more susceptible to overwatering than underwatering. The thick leaves store water well.

• Fertilizer: Feed with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength every 4-6 weeks during active growth; a higher-phosphorus formula supports blooming. Reduce in winter.