Remove moss and isolate that plant because snails do some damages to plants. Keep on eye on for snails and make sure you get rid of them all.

Thanks Jan, I'm always skeptical about repotting new plants. First time receiving one like this. I got rid of everything and washed the roots which are very healthy and full. I did see a couple more snails which were so small if I weren't looking closely for them I would not have seen them. How long do you isolate new plants?

If you are worried about snails, I recommend dusting the top of the pot with diatamaceous earth if reporting is a concern. It looks like a talcum powder explosion, but will kill bugs and snails in the soil and may be a nice alternative to repotting right away. Really only works when dry, and is the hero of my veggie garden. We get those big 3-4" long slugs out here... Blegghhh!

As for isolating, two weeks is pretty standard I believe. Just recently learned that one the hard way, but finally have that little mess under control.

Kim, good to know diatamaceous earth only works dry. It's rainy season here so I better wait to use when it gets dry. I bought them to use on Ants. Liberated, 2 weeks isolation is good.

Beautiful little lacunosa, Dierdra!! May I ask where you got it? It looks close to my krohniana, which at one time was thought to be a lacunosa (and I think some still think is...)

Denise in Omaha

I bought it on ebay. You may be right Denise, I just googled krohniana most pix look exactly like this others are heart shape. First time trying lacunosa or krohniana or any small leaf Hoya. I've had several larger leaf Hoya for years and wanted something small for the kitchen. Happy I got it cause I love these little leaves!

Kim, when I was a child I remember those big slugs appearing on our porch and sidewalks after a rain. Thankfully I haven't had to see them in years, though I'm not sure why because I'm in the same city just on the other side of town.

We have the same thing here, some parts of town gets lots and others don't. I just started seeing them in the garden this year, I suspect the drought helped them come my way.

I'm glad you were able to properly identify your Hoya. How is the care different from the Lacunosa? I still don't think it's going to work out between me and mine.....