Propagating a Hoya Like This Works Every Time!

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

How to propagate Monstera Adansonii 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ-2e5aQqrqqZpo

[@cececola]

Don't tell the other plant channels, but I find your content the most useful 💯🍀😆

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

It’ll be our secret 😁

[@cigdemsentekin1672]

Hoya roots along the stem. You don’t need to remove those lower leaves. You could have more cuttings, so more plants if you didn’t

[@blueedits8015]

That's exactly what I did ! Tho it takes a lot of time to pop out a new leave ....

[@albertolara3991]

True😅😂

[@jonathanhutchinson6669]

I use the old food grade clear plastic pickle jars or clear soup takeout containers for individual prop boxes for my smaller Hoya cuttings, works fantastic. I also try to let the ends callus over before I propagate, I don’t believe I’ve lost any since I started doing that.

[@rayacat1]

This is exactly the way I prop my hoyas. Love perlite prop boxes❤

[@sxpress]

Very good video as usual, but here's a top tip to prevent rotting!!! Let the cutting callus over for a day or two to prevent rot😉 ..also, as long as the leaves that you removed still have their petioles attached they should also root perfectly👍👍👍

[@justinamontgomery2618]

Love this! Your Lisa is a beauty!

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

It’s really nice

[@arun.sekher]

Hoyas can root from anywhere on the internode not just from the nodes.

[@anitapanchloria3143]

Thanks 🎉

[@sabanaeem490]

Beautiful

[@firozapatel9811]

great 👍

[@user-gp4wj5mx1m]

Is there any drainage holes in the box?

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

Perlite box? No

[@TDWKENT]

I have a broke tendril on my Hoya. Do I cut below or above the node because everywhere I read it says above and you just cut below 😩

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

I cut under because i propagated the cutting. Above is fine

[@TDWKENT]

@@SheffieldMadePlants Lovely thank you very much. Great video though ☺️

[@annamikulska1875]

Will it grow back where the stem is cut off?

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

Yes a new stem will grow

[@mairzeedotes2067]

Shouldn't say "Works every time" when one of those didn't make it. Lol

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

Haha true!

[@robynrowe8305]

Most leaves will shoot roots too, although the development of the plant is a little slower

[@reejakannan7238]

Wow🙋‍♀️🙏👍❤🎉

[@SheffieldMadePlants]

Thanks for visiting

[@Uberfluous404]

Plant them leaves with the stem intact. Bury the stem only. Abracadabra. You’ve got another plant. Thank me later. 👍

[@nd7066]

maybe try moss next time. it should only take a month to be fully rooted. no rooting hormone needed