Hoya Australis ‘Lisa’ - 3" Pot
Hoya Australis 'Lisa' has an unforgettable multi color variegation. This highly sought after cultivar is known as the plant that began the trend of variegated plants. New growth appears a bright orangish-red that slowly fades into a bright yellow and green. Watching this transformation is beautiful and so fulfilling.
Please note that new growth will be colorful. If your plant arrives with lower variegation this is just part of the growth cycle. It will regain higher coloring with new growth in proper lighting. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.
Hoya Care Tips
Light Level: Medium to Bright Indirect
Humidity: Medium to High
Water: Allow to dry out. Do not overwater.
Medium: Well draining, chunky soil.
Poor baby. Not sure if its going to make it. This shot is tight out of the box:(
I learned a very valuable lesson with this plant. Shipping trama and edema are a real thing for these plants. They are epiphytes and should be shipping dry. This plant showed up with wet soil and being shipped in a hot dark colored truck did not help the plant at all. The reason for my change in rating is solely based on Rachel's rapid response and resolution to the problem! In this day and age, excellent customer service a must. Due to Rachel, I will be shopping with B&B in the future!! ALSO it is worth noting that Rachael was able to determine the cause of the plant's demise straight away. Which leave me VERY confident in the company and their knowledge of plant husbandry. Thank you!
This was delivered totally healthy about 4 weeks ago and has put on at least 3 new sets of leaves with more coming! I truly could not have asked for a healthier specimen. Thank you!
Got this plant for a friend, named Lisa 🥰
My Lisa didn't have any pink leaves like the picture and most of the leaves were rotted on the bottom. I'm hoping she recovers.
Thank you for your feedback! It sounds like your Hoya Lisa may have had a difficult time in transit. The pink coloration can vary depending on the age of the foliage and growing conditions, but we definitely want to take a look at the areas you’re describing as rotted.
Please reach out to us directly with a few photos of the plant. We’re always happy to help and work with you if there was an issue during shipping.