Hoya sp. NAD 11

Unrooted cutting of Hoya sp. NAD 11.
One node.
One or two leaves.

Hoya sp. NAD 11 is an uncommon collector Hoya currently circulated under its accession-style designation rather than a formally identified species or cultivar name.

It is grown primarily for its distinctive foliage. The leaves are broad and substantial, with prominent darker venation over a lighter green to lime-green background. Irregular silver splash develops across the leaf surface, with the amount and pattern varying from leaf to leaf.

The combination of pronounced venation, subtle texture and scattered silver gives mature foliage a beautifully patterned appearance even without heavy splash.

Very little reliable information about the origin or taxonomic identity of NAD 11 is currently available. Until additional provenance or botanical information becomes available, we prefer to retain the accession name under which this plant was received rather than assign it to a species based on appearance alone.

Silver splash, leaf shape and coloration may vary between individual leaves and future growth.

A note about this plant: Very little verified information about Hoya sp. NAD 11 is currently available. The plant is being offered under the accession-style name under which it was received. We have not located reliable original documentation confirming its species identity, origin or collection history, so we prefer not to assign it to a species based on appearance alone.