How to prune hoya australis 'lisa'

After a flowering cycle ends, or in early spring before the growing season. Trim unwanted stems back to a node or the main vine with sterilised scissors. Avoid removing peduncles (short, bare, spur-like stems at nodes) — flowers emerge from these repeatedly. If managing vine length, cut back to a healthy leaf node.

As needed — once a year at most for size control; otherwise leave largely unpruned. Hoya australis 'Lisa' is a vigorous vining hoya that needs minimal pruning. Never cut the long leafless tendrils (peduncles) — these are the flowering spurs and will rebloom. Remove dead, damaged, or crossing stems to keep the plant tidy and to manage size. Light trimming can redirect growth without harming flowering potential.

Trim unwanted stems back to a node or the main vine with sterilised scissors. Avoid removing peduncles (short, bare, spur-like stems at nodes) — flowers emerge from these repeatedly. If managing vine length, cut back to a healthy leaf node.