Hoya Undulata ‘Army’ – Camouflage-Like Undulata with Silver and Green Marbled Leaves

Hoya undulata ‘Army’ is a highly sought-after form of Hoya undulata, loved for its dramatic silver-and-green marbled foliage that looks like natural camouflage — the inspiration for the “Army” name. The leaves are typically thick, stiff, and strongly textured, with beautiful wavy or undulating margins that add even more character.

The leaf surface is decorated with irregular silver patches, mottling, and speckles across a dark green background, often intensifying under bright filtered light. Each leaf is different, so every plant displays its own unique “camouflage pattern.”

Growth is slow but very ornamental, forming compact vines that are best showcased on mounted boards, slabs, or well-drained pots. Mature plants can produce beautifully colored flowers typical of undulata, but most collectors treasure this form mainly for its rare, sculptural foliage.

Why collectors love this plant:

• Rare ‘Army’ form of Hoya undulata

• Bold camouflage-like silver marbling

• Thick textured leaves with wavy edges

• Strong, sculptural display plant

Care overview:

• Bright indirect or gently filtered light

• Very airy, fast-draining mix (undulata dislikes staying wet)

• Allow thorough drying between watering

• Prefers warmth, airflow, and moderate to high humidity

• Avoid overpotting; this species likes to stay on the drier side

If this plant is already sold at the time of checkout due to delayed stock updates on the website, we will contact you first to confirm availability. If needed, we will offer a similar plant and provide real, updated photos for your approval before proceeding with the order.