Hoya 'Silver Pink'

A speckled sport of wild Hoya pubicalyx that arose in W.W.G. Moir's garden in Hawaii and was introduced by Ed Hummel. The trade name 'Pink Silver' is often misapplied to it. Its silver-splashed leaves blush pink in sun.

Parentage

Hoya pubicalyx

A sport or selection: wholly its one parent.

Wild ancestry

The wild species it descends from, with each one's share of the ancestry:

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Parentage from published registrations and growers' records; the family tree in the app shows each step's source.