Hoya australis

This perennial succulent plant is commonly called "wax plant" or "wax flower", appreciated for its versatility, perfect for adorning both houses and offices. Its stems have an erect, climbing, shrubby habit, up to ten meters high. It is highly appreciated for its ovate, glossy leaves and for its very particular white flowers of a waxy appearance, as well as for the fact, that each flower resembles a five-pointed star, which forms a cluster of flowers, that is also arranged in the shape of a star. Flowering can occur at any time of the year, generating flowers with an intense aroma, that bloom for about a week.