Hoya occultata Silver (Wavy Leaves)

Unrooted cutting of Hoya occultata silver, wavy leaves.
One node.

Hoya occultata (Silver) is a heavily silvered form of Hoya occultata, a species native to Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Hoya occultata was formally described relatively recently, in 2020, by Sri Rahayu and Michele Rodda. It is unusual among Hoyas for its shrubby growth form and produces white to yellowish flowers with a bell- to urn-shaped corolla.

The species name occultata means "hidden" or "concealed" and refers to the unusual flower structure, in which the inner corona is largely enclosed and hidden by the corolla.

This silver form is especially striking for its elongated foliage covered with irregular silver speckling, patches and, on some leaves, extensive silver overlay. The amount and distribution of silver can vary naturally from leaf to leaf.

Botanical name: Hoya occultata S.Rahayu & Rodda
Form: Silver
Native range of species: Sulawesi, Indonesia
First published: 2020
Notable features: Heavy silver foliage and unusual shrubby species habit

A note about this plant: Species-level botanical information is based on published taxonomic records and the original species description. The designation "Silver" is a horticultural name found in the plant trade; we do not have documentation establishing its origin or formal cultivar status and cannot independently confirm or deny those details.

This plant is very sensitive to environmental changes and shipping stress, and may lose leaves. Please order at your own risk.
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