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Back to buying optionsHoya Mathilde Splash Live Plant – 5" Tall | Well-Rooted Hoya Vine | Hoya Mathilde Splash | Wax Plant | 4" Pot | Rare Indoor Plant
Add a charming collector’s plant to your indoor garden with Hoya Mathilde Splash, a sought-after Hoya variety prized for its compact foliage, attractive splash variegation, and elegant trailing or climbing growth habit.
This well-rooted live Hoya arrives approximately 5 inches tall in a 4-inch pot, making it a great size for a desktop, shelf, plant cabinet, hanging planter, or growing collection. With bright indirect light and a well-draining growing mix, Hoya Mathilde Splash can develop into a beautiful trailing vine and may produce clusters of star-shaped, fragrant flowers when mature.
Hoya Mathilde Splash is a great choice for both Hoya collectors and beginners looking for a distinctive, relatively low-maintenance indoor plant.
You will receive:
✔️ 1 live Hoya Mathilde Splash plant
✔️ Approximately 5 inches tall
✔️ Well-rooted live vine
✔️ Ships in a 4-inch pot
✔️ Attractive glossy green foliage with splash variegation
✔️ Trailing or climbing growth habit
✔️ Star-shaped flowers may appear when mature
✔️ Excellent addition to a Hoya collection
🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Hoya Mathilde Splash / Wax Plant
Botanical Name: Hoya × mathilde
Plant Type: Tropical perennial vine
Growth Stage: Well-rooted live plant
Sun Requirements: Bright, indirect light
Soil: Loose, airy, well-draining Hoya or succulent-style mix
Watering: Moderate; allow the growing medium to dry partially between waterings
Mature Height: Vining; length varies with growing conditions and support
Growth Habit: Trailing or climbing
Growth Rate: Slow to moderate
Growing Zones: Generally 10–12 outdoors; commonly grown indoors
Container Friendly: Yes
💡 Care Tip: Give Hoya Mathilde Splash plenty of bright, indirect light and use a fast-draining potting mix. Let the soil partially dry between waterings rather than keeping it constantly wet. Avoid moving the plant unnecessarily once it begins developing flower buds.
