Hoya Australis Lisa or wax plant is a beautiful hanging houseplant with long graceful stems covered in waxy leaves. It is a type of vine, growing to 1m long if kept in the right conditions.a
- You will receive a Hoya Australis Lisa similar to the one shown in the pictures.
- Greenhouse grown.
- Shown in 4" pot. Will ship in pot.
Recommended care instructions -
- Light - Provide mainly bright, indirect light. A few hours of early morning or late afternoon sunshine can help improve the chance of blooming.
- Water - Water once the top few inches of soil dries out. Can tolerate drought, but won’t tolerate overwatering.
- Soil - Naturally epiphytic, so demands a loose, well-draining potting mix. I prefer to use equal parts coco coir, perlite, and orchid bark, with about 10% worm castings to improve soil fertility
- Temperature - Does best in temperatures of 65 – 80°F (18 – 26°C). Avoid exposure to temperatures below 45°F (7°C).
- Humidity - Keep humidity above 40%. More tolerant to lower humidity than some Hoyas.
- Flowering - Produces exquisite bloom in three-inch wide clusters containing dozens of small, white, star-shaped flowers with pink or red centers. Most likely to bloom in late summer/autumn
- Repotting - Only needs repotting once significantly rootbound. Only increase pot size by 1-2 inches.
- Propagation - Stem cuttings can easily be propagated in soil or water. Propagate in spring or early summer for best results.