Hoya lacunosa 'Silver Silvana'

Unrooted cutting of Hoya Lacunosa 'Silver Silvana'.
Three to five nodes.

Hoya lacunosa 'Silver Silvana' is a distinctive collector selection of Hoya lacunosa known for its heavily silvered foliage.

The medium size leaves develop a soft silver to silvery-green surface covered with fine, irregular green speckling and mottling. 

Compared with many rounded-leaf Hoya lacunosa selections, 'Silver Silvana' generally produces slightly elongated, oval eaves. The combination of the pale silver surface and tiny green markings gives the foliage a soft, frosted appearance.

Like other Hoya lacunosa selections, mature plants produce clusters of small, fuzzy, star-shaped flowers and are known for their noticeable fragrance.

Botanical background: Hoya lacunosa
Name in cultivation: 'Silver Silvana'
Notable features: Petite, somewhat elongated foliage with extensive silver coverage and fine green speckling

Please note that the amount and pattern of silver can vary naturally from leaf to leaf, and the appearance of future growth cannot be guaranteed.

A note about this plant: Information concerning the 'Silver Silvana' selection, its naming, and horticultural characteristics was gathered from publicly available online sources. The plant is well established in the international Hoya trade under this name, but we have not found original breeder, selection, or provenance documentation establishing who first selected or introduced 'Silver Silvana' and cannot independently confirm or deny its complete cultivar history.