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usually no taller than 15 cm
Placement: Choose a bright spot out of direct sunlight for best leaf development
Yellow leaves: May result from overwatering or natural aging
The main threat to its survival is deforestation for cattle ranching
Leggy growth: insufficient light
Hoya australis ‘Lisa’ Lycopodiaceae usually no taller than 15Hoya australis Lisa Broad cream to yellow centres sit inside irregular green margins on Hoya australis Lisa. Because the boundary shifts from leaf to leaf, some blades remain mostly green and others carry a wide pale centre. Fresh foliage is the most colourful stage. Pink can wash across the pale tissue and young stems, then soften as the leaves harden into green and cream. The plant develops into a flexible climber and can eventually produce rounded