Hoya Icensis Splash AKA Hoya Patcharawalai Splash

Hoya Icensis Splash AKA Hoya Patcharawalai Splash is a sought-after cultivar of Hoya known for its thick, broadly oval to ovate succulent leaves, often showing a distinct dark margin and enhanced by splash-style variegation. The plant grows as a trailing or twining vine, making it ideal for hanging baskets or elevated display.

Features:

• Leaves: Succulent, broad oval/ovate leaves with a dark-colored margin; many show silver or speckled “splash” variegation.

• Habit: Trailing or climbing vine, suitable for hanging or draping displays.
  

Care Tips:

• Light: Bright indirect light is ideal; avoid harsh direct midday sun to protect leaf margins and variegation.

• Watering: Allow the top part of the substrate to dry out between waterings. Avoid sitting in overly moist or compacted soil.

• Soil & Drainage: Use a well-draining, airy mix (such as orchid bark + perlite + coco husk) to mimic its epiphytic nature.

• Temperature & Humidity: Prefers warm indoor temperatures (approx. 18-27 °C / 65-80 °F) and moderate to high humidity. Protect from cold drafts or extremes.

• Display Habit: Hang or drape the vine to let the foliage and splash details show. New growth with stronger light often displays more pronounced “splash” effect.