Hoya nummularioides (Rooting cuttings)
greattigerdane
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Comments (15)Golden - I can't walk into any of my local garden centres or supermarkets and find Hoyas either, so you're not alone. I did use to have a garden centre that stocked the variegated Hoya carnosa, carnosa and australis, but I moved away from there. Now I have to wait until they're advertised on Ebay. I'm quite excited because it's started to be time for them to come back online and I've spotted one I want! Must remember to not spend all my money on plants... ah well! And I've never seen a European order to David Liddle - I'm sure they happen, but I've never been involved, so I'm not sure whether I'll ever get a package of plants from Australia!...See MoreMy nummularioides cuttings have rooted
Comments (1)Congrats Xuan!! You are having the best luck with your Hoyas, post pics after they fully bloom...looking forward to it....See MoreRooting a HOYA CARNOSA VARIAGATED CUTTING
Comments (3)You can just root it directly in your planting medium. You need to create a loose mix, something like 2/3 potting soil and 1/3 perlite, and if you tend to have a heavy hand when watering, I'd throw some orchid bark into your mix. When you root a cutting, be sure to keep it out of any direct light - a bright, warm spot is best. For me, the most foolproof way to root is in pure perlite, preferably the chunky kind, which you can find at true nurseries. I use deep pots, but about 3" of perlite in the bottom and rest the cutting against the side with the cut end down in the perlite. Keep it in a deepish tray with some water in it at all times so the perlite stays moist. They produce really nice roots this way, and moving them to soil is no shock at all, like it can be moving water roots into soil. Denise in Omaha...See MoreWANT: Hindu Rope (Hoya carnosa) HAVE: Epiphyllum rooted cuttings
Comments (0)I would like to have hindu rope but I'll take any hoya cuttings to get started. I have ephiphyllum (orchid cactus) rooted cuttings in several colors (unmarked) to trade for it....See Moreepiphyticlvr
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