Hoya 'Lisa'

Botanical Name: Hoya australis

Common Name(s): Hoya 'Lisa'

Description: Hoya australis 'Lisa' descends from the Hoya australis plant, which was discovered on the northeast coast of Australia in the 1700s. In the natural habitat of rocky, tropical landscape, this Hoya uses vines to climb up trees. And it has been recorded to grow as large as 10 feet long. However, when indoors, this plant will likely grow more along the lines of 3 feet long.

Light Requirements: Bright, indirect light

Watering Requirements: Water when top inch of soil is dry

Suitable for: Bright living rooms, offices, and sunny windowsills.

Extra details: Average mature size: Varies by species.

Fun Fact: Traditionally used in Australia, Hoya australis was valued for its ornamental beauty and ability to thrive in tropical environments, often climbing trees.