Yes, it was easy. I only bought 2 or 3 corms from the market, planted them in a pot and put it inside my fish pond. No need to water nor fertilize. The harvest was disappointing. I got about 8 to 10 corme. But, they're small - about 1/4 of the size of the original corms. Could be because they were in a small pot. It was a fun experiment. One study used sand instead of soil and got good results. If you grow them in a fish pond, there is no need to fertilizer. Be sure to give them space to grow if you want to have good harvest.

Deb, can you post a picture of your two hoyas for trade? shanna

Sorry cena60, if I see the date on the postings at the bottom of the page going back several months I generally don't go back farther than that. I know it annoys people when I or anyone else respond to really really old postings! I'd love some if you have them still, your email isn't shown on your members page so if you wouldn't mind emailing me we can arrange things. Thank you! :) :) :)

I also have a small but rooted serpens cutting