Ixora variegated plants are known for their striking, variegated foliage, typically displaying a mix of green and creamy white colors on their leaves. They are a semi-dwarf variety, growing to about 2 feet tall, with a dense, compact growth habit. The plant produces clusters of small, star-shaped, white to near-white flowers with a pleasant, lingering scent. 

Key Characteristics:

• Variegated Foliage: The most distinctive feature is the unique variegation on the leaves, which can be splashed, speckled, or almost entirely creamy white.
• Growth Habit: Semi-dwarf, with a dense and compact form, typically reaching around 2 feet in height.
• Flowers: Small, tubular, 4-petaled flowers borne in dense clusters.
• Bloom Time: Blooms throughout the year in warmer areas, with the heaviest bloom in summer.
• Sunlight: Thrives in abundant sunlight and humidity.
• Soil: Prefers moist, well-drained, acidic soil enriched with organic matter.
• Pruning: Can be pruned annually to maintain shape or encourage flowering. 

Additional Notes:

• Ixora variegated plants are relatively low-maintenance and can be used as hedges, screens, or massed in garden beds. 
• They can be susceptible to chlorosis (yellowing of leaves) if grown in alkaline soil. 
• While generally safe for cats, it's recommended to place them out of reach to prevent potential nibbling according to Greg.app. 
• They are also known to be butterfly-attracting.