Hoya Undulata ‘Army’ – Rare Undulata Form with Camouflage-Patterned Silver Leaves

Hoya undulata ‘Army’ is a rare and highly collectible form of Hoya undulata, admired for its unique camouflage-like silver patterning across thick, sculptural leaves. The nickname ‘Army’ comes from its army-camo look, where patches of silver and green blend together in striking irregular patterns.

The foliage is typically thick, rigid, and beautifully undulated (wavy) along the margins—one of the hallmark traits of Hoya undulata. Each leaf looks almost three-dimensional, with texture and curvature that make it stand out as a true statement plant even when it is not in bloom.

Under bright filtered light, the silver splashing becomes more pronounced, and the leaves may also display deeper green or reddish tones depending on stress and growing conditions. Growth is slow to moderate, but the ornamental payoff is huge, making it a favorite among serious Hoya collectors.

Why collectors love this plant:

• Rare ‘Army’ form of Hoya undulata

• Camouflage-style silver mottling and patches

• Beautiful wavy leaf margins and thick texture

• Premium statement piece for rare Hoya collections

Care overview:

• Bright indirect light to enhance silver patterning

• Airy, very well-draining substrate (undulata dislikes staying wet)

• Allow the medium to dry slightly between watering

• Prefers warmth, high humidity, and gentle airflow

Please note:
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.