Add a rare, eye-catching jewel to your indoor foliage collection with Hoya icensis Splash. Featuring broad, gently cupped rounded leaves painted with delicate silvery splash patterning, this stunning wax plant is a must-have for avid Hoya collectors looking for beautiful foliage contrast.
Plant Details:
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Botanical Name: Hoya icensis 'Splash'
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Plant Type: Vining Succulent / Houseplant
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Light: Bright, indirect light to maximize silvery splash
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Water: Allow soil to dry out almost completely between waterings
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Growth Habit: Vining / Climbing
This listing is for the plant only.
Perfect for shelves, desks, and hanging displays.
PlantJoyCo Care Guide
How to Care for Your Hoya Icensis Splash
Plant Overview: A captivating collector Hoya prized for its rounded, splashed foliage and easy-going indoor nature when given bright indirect light.
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Light: Place in a bright location with lots of indirect sunlight. High light levels help preserve and enhance the silvery splash variegation across new foliage.
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Water: Allow the chunky substrate to dry out thoroughly before giving it a deep watering. Avoid letting roots sit in pooled water.
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Humidity: Prefers average to high ambient indoor humidity (50–70%).
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Temperature: Keep in a warm spot between 18–28°C; protect from cold drafts under 15°C.
FAQ
Q1: How do I maintain and increase the silvery splash on my Hoya icensis Splash?
A1: Give your plant generous amounts of bright, indirect light. Higher light levels stimulate the plant to produce vibrant splash speckling on new leaves without burning the foliage.
Q2: How often should I water my Hoya icensis Splash in a clear propagation cup?
A2: Check the substrate through the clear sides of the cup. Water only when the potting mix is thoroughly dry and light in color, typically every 7 to 10 days depending on warmth and humidity.
Q3: What type of potting mix is best for Hoya icensis Splash?
A3: Use a light, chunky, well-draining orchid-style blend made of coarse perlite, orchid bark, pumice, and a small portion of coco coir. Excellent airflow around the roots is crucial for avoiding rot.
Q4: Why is my Hoya icensis Splash taking a long time to produce new growth?
A4: Hoyas often prioritize establishing a strong root system in their pot before pushing out fresh vines and foliage. Ensure it receives bright light and warm temperatures to encourage healthy growth energy.
Q5: Is Hoya icensis Splash non-toxic and safe around household pets?
A5: Yes, Hoyas are pet-friendly and safe for homes with cats and dogs. Keeping vines up on a shelf or trellis helps protect delicate growth from curious pets.
