Hoya Australis ssp. australis cereus it is best to keep

it is best to keep it out of reach of animals

yellow and orange

white to pink flowers

It is normal for the leaves to fall in the winter

Shipped in a plastic nursery pot with soil to prevent damage to the roots

Hoya Australis ssp. australis cereus it is best to keepHoya australis is the second most popular species of hoya plant after Hoya carnosa. There are hundreds of species of Hoya that are mainly known for their waxy leaves and their beautiful, porcelain like flowers. 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 and flowers! As is nature,