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Bookmark or Share- How To Grow And Care For Hoya Plants - Bunnings AustraliaHoya propagation. Growing hoya from cuttings. In spring or summer, take two-year-old stem cuttings—mature but still flexible. Don’t use tendrils. Place in a glass of water or in a pot filled with African violet potting mix, mixed with a little perlite, and keep moist. Pot your cuttings once roots have developed.
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- How to Plant and Care for a Hoya Plants - Better Homes & GardensSoil and Water. Hoya plants need well-drained soil. Use succulent soil or potting soil/perlite mix for houseplants. They do best with a pH from 6.1–7.5, typically slightly acidic to neutral. Drought-tolerant hoyas don't do well with soggy soil. If the soil is wet, they suffer from root rot.
- Hoya Plant: How To Grow And Care For The Wax PlantFertilizer. Hoya pubicalyx. As the hoya is mostly a foliage plant, it requires a lot of nitrogen. Give new plants a high nitrogen fertilizer once or twice a month. Use a 2-1-2 or 3-1-2 liquid. Once your plant is a good size, switch to a high phosphorous fertilizer to encourage blooming. Dilute a liquid 5-10-5.
- How to take care of a Hoya - Plant care for BeginnersThen, gently remove your Hoya from the pot, being careful not to damage the roots. If the roots are severely entangled, use a pair of clean sharp scissors to trim them down to a small, compact root ball. Place the root ball in the center of the new pot, filling the pot with fresh potting mix around the roots.
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