Hoya latifolia 'Queensy'

Unrooted cutting of Hoya latifolia 'Queensy'.
One node. 
One or two leaves.

Hoya latifolia 'Queensy' is a distinctive variegated clone of Hoya latifolia, reportedly sourced from Indonesia.

Its large, substantial leaves develop striking inner variegation, with cream to pale yellow coloration running through the center of the leaf and darker green remaining toward the margins. The pale areas may be solid, marbled, or irregularly mixed with green, so every leaf can develop a somewhat different pattern.

One of the most distinctive features of 'Queensy' is the leaf shape. Rather than lying flat, the leaves often curve upward along the sides, creating a canoe-like or gently folded appearance. This gives the foliage a sculptural look and helps distinguish it from flatter-leaved variegated forms of Hoya latifolia.

Name in cultivation: Hoya latifolia 'Queensy'
Reported origin: Indonesia
Notable features: Large, thick foliage with cream-to-yellow inner variegation and a characteristic canoe-shaped curl

Please note that leaf size, degree of curling, and the amount and pattern of variegation can vary naturally from leaf to leaf. The appearance of future growth cannot be guaranteed.

A note about this plant: The cultivar name, reported origin, and background information above was gathered from publicly available online sources. We do not have original breeder, registration, or provenance documentation for this particular plant and cannot independently confirm or deny those details.