Hoya australis 'Lisa'

Yes, this plant is non-toxic and considered pet-safe, making it a great choice for households with curious animals.

To keep the cream and lime green colors vibrant, place your plant in a spot with ample, bright indirect sunlight. Too little light may cause the leaves to lose their variegation and turn a solid, darker green.

You should only water when the soil has completely dried out. Because this plant is susceptible to root rot, it is better to let it stay dry for a few extra days than to overwater it.

Absolutely. While it has a natural vining habit that looks beautiful in a hanging basket, you can easily train it to climb a trellis or stake as it grows.

This variety is known for being very easy to propagate. You can simply take stem cuttings and place them in water or a well-draining soil mix to encourage new root growth.

With the right care and sufficient light, this Hoya can produce fragrant pink blooms during the summer months. Keep in mind that younger plants may need time to mature before they are ready to flower.