Hoya 'Lisa' Genus_Succulent_All a deep brown or maroon

a deep brown or maroon margin forms along the outside of the leaves

Although the Ficus plant grows naturally in lowland tropical forests

It thrives in a large range of environments and is great for adding a tropical appearance to any room

comes from the fact that the liquid that drips from its leaves can cause a temporary loss of speech if ingested

Hoya 'Lisa' Genus_Succulent_All a deep brown or maroonBotanical Name: Hoya australis ssp. tenuipes 'Lisa' Common Name(s): Hoya Lisa, Variegated Australis, Wax plant, porcelain flower Description: Hoya australis Lisa descends from the Hoya australis plant, which was discovered on the northeast coast of Australia in the 1700s. In the natural habitat of rocky, tropical landscape, this Hoya uses vines to climb up trees. And it has been recorded to grow as large as 10 feet long. However, when indoors, this