Hoya australis ‘Lisa’ (hangpot)

Hoya australis ‘Lisa’ (hangpot)A rarely seen and gorgeous trailing plant with superb variegation. The Hoya genus is named after Thomas Hoy who was gardener to the Duke of Northumberland. Can be trained to climb or allowed to hang as a trailing plant. Water thoroughly once the top two inches of soil has dried out. Bright indirect light is best and feed every two weeks in spring summer is favourable. Nursery Pot Size: 15cm (hanger can be removed) Length: approx. 50cm+

evergreen shrub

Oxalis triangularis

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Once the bracts fade in late winter

indirect light for the strongest growth

Just as useful for transferring potting soil as it is planting in the garden

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Care tip: Wipe leaves occasionally to keep them glossy and dust free

Calatheas are also non-toxic

Avoid letting the plant dry out completely

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