Variegated Hoya Macrophylla 'Pot of Gold'

Variegated Hoya Macrophylla 'Pot of Gold'Hoya macrophylla Pot of Gold Variegated Wax Plant Add a splash of sunshine to your indoor plant collection with the rare Hoya macrophylla Pot of Gold. This collector favorite houseplant features thick, quilted leaves edged in creamy golden yellow variegation, creating a dramatic contrast thats perfect for shelves, hanging planters, or trellises. As a slow growing yet rewarding cultivar, Pot of Gold is prized not only for its foliage but also for its

Hoya macrophylla ‘Pot of Gold’ - Variegated Wax Plant

Add a splash of sunshine to your indoor plant collection with the rare Hoya macrophylla ‘Pot of Gold’. This collector-favorite houseplant features thick, quilted leaves edged in creamy golden-yellow variegation, creating a dramatic contrast that’s perfect for shelves, hanging planters, or trellises.

As a slow-growing yet rewarding cultivar, ‘Pot of Gold’ is prized not only for its foliage but also for its clusters of star-shaped, fragrant blooms that may appear under the right conditions.

Plant Profile

• Botanical Name: Hoya macrophylla ‘Pot of Gold’
• Common Names: Variegated Wax Plant, Golden Edge Hoya, Hoya ‘Pot of Gold’
• Family: Apocynaceae
• Native Range: Southeast Asia

Care Guide

• Care Level: Moderate
• Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid harsh direct sun
• Water: Allow the top 1–2 inches of soil to dry between waterings
• Humidity: Moderate to high (60%+ preferred)
• Temperature: 60–85°F
• Feeding: Fertilize monthly during spring and summer with a diluted balanced fertilizer
• Soil: Chunky, well-draining mix (cactus or orchid blend works well)
• Growth Habit: Trailing or climbing
• Propagation: Stem cuttings
• Pests: Watch for mealybugs and spider mites
• Pet Friendly: Yes

Why Collectors Love ‘Pot of Gold’

• Rare & Eye-Catching: Golden variegated margins and thick textured leaves make this a standout variety
• Unique Leaf Shape: Prominent veining and bold contrast for a high-impact look
• Fragrant Flowers: Clusters of waxy star-shaped blooms with a sweet scent appear when mature

Pro Tip from Ed's:

To promote the best variegation and future flowering, give your Hoya a support like a trellis or moss pole, and avoid repotting too often—Hoyas bloom best when slightly root-bound!

Note: Photos are representative of size and form. Actual variegation will vary from plant to plant.