I believe the amount of splash a Hoya gets has to do with the kind of light it gets. It's counterintuitive to me, but it seems like the less direct light mine get, the splashier they CAN be. But understand that the silver flecking is more or less an anomaly and is often not stable. I got a cutting of a nicely flecked Hoya fungii that put out a few splashy leaves then proceeded to stop. I keep watching and hoping for more of the splashy leaves! Denise in Omaha

It is possible (along with dozens of others). The leaf size should be 11x9 but could be smaller in a pot. Could you show a close up of the leaf that is directly behind the leaf in the first pic?

So instead of just googling I remembered the Hosta Library and went there, and it does seem that either American Halo or Northern Exposure/Halo could be contenders. I just don't remember those names but I guess that doesn't really mean anything! I'll continue to look through my old notes and records and see what I can find. Interestingly, my friend just moved and invited me to take stuff from her garden. Three days ago I took a baby Northern Exposure (literally about two leaves) because I thought the coloring was lovely. Funny if this is what I already have! Thank you so much for all your help! Much appreciated! :) Dee

Definitely lanternfly. unfortunately you’ll see a lot of them