Hoya kerrii 'Splash

Hoyas, also called wax flowers, are a very diverse genus. The leaves of Hoya Kerrii are heart-shaped and in the 'Splash' variety are also covered with fine light speckles. Caution. The Hoya Kerrii is often sold as a single rooted leaf because they are heart shaped. A single rooted Hoya leaf cannot continue to grow unless part of the stem has also been cut off. This is usually not the case. Here, on the other hand, you get a whole plant 😊

Location: Give this Hoya plenty of light, but not direct midday sun (although it certainly tolerates it with a lot of habituation, but better safe than sorry). She is an easy plant!

Water requirements: Wax flowers store water in their leaves, which is why they are also succulents. Therefore, the substrate can be quiet dry. Since they are also epiphytes, i.e. grow in nature on trees and not in the ground, the substrate should be very airy. This is achieved by mixing in, for example, bark, perlite and the like.

Humidity: 40%-60%

Toxicity: Hoyas are not toxic