Hoya Australis Keysii 4" rare and many different lighting conditions

and many different lighting conditions

This species changes in appearance completely over the course of its lifetime

Sempervivum

this slow-growing species can reach sizes up to 2

Hoya Australis Keysii 4" rare and many different lighting conditionsThere are hundreds of species of Hoya that are mainly known for their waxy leaves and their beautiful, porcelain like flowers. Hoya australis is one of the more well known Hoya. It is a reliable plant that can grow quite large over the years. Most Hoya are epiphytic plants, growing in tree tops. This means that they prefer to be kept in a small pot with course, well draining soil. Avoid cutting off any long tendrils as they will eventually grow leaves