Hoya australis

Hoya australisA superb trailing climbing plant with long slender stems covered in thick, glossy, succulent leaves. 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: 12cm Fits Decorative Pot Size:

architectural feel

making it an excellent choice for urban gardens

This is a small

Aloe are air-purifying plants that are native to equatorial climates

'Marble Queen' can be allowed to trail gracefully from a hanging pot or trained to climb a moss pole or support

some varieties produce fig-like fruit in their natural habitat

With a narrower blade than a standard trowel

Feed once a month in spring and summer

Thrives in medium to bright

We're very pleased to have these affordable starter plants in stock

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