Can Hoya be propagated by cuttings? How can Hoya be propagated by cuttings to achieve a high survival rate?

Hoya is a common flower plant in life. Due to its unique shape, high ornamental value and certain effect on purifying indoor air, it is the first choice for many families to grow plants. So can Hoya be propagated by cuttings? How to propagate Hoya with a high survival rate by cuttings? Let's take a look.

Can Hoya be propagated by cuttings?

Hoya can be propagated by cuttings. Except for winter and early spring, when the temperature is low, it can be carried out at other times. The suitable temperature is 18-28℃. Old stems of one or two years old and tender stems of the current year can be used as cuttings. Cut them into 5-8cm sections with 2 nodes. Cut off the leaves inserted into the substrate, leaving only 1-2 leaves on them. After the wound is fully dried, insert the cuttings into 1/3 or 1/2 of the sand bed or loose soil pot substrate for cultivation. Humus loam is preferred for cultivation, and drainage should be good.

How to get a high survival rate of Hoya cuttings

First of all, we need to make some necessary preparations for cuttings. For example, we need a Xiaopeng, and then we need water and nutrient soil. If there is no nutrient soil, you can also use leaf mold or something like that. As long as the soil is loose, it will be fine. In addition, it would be best if there is rooting water. Next, choose branches. Try to choose semi-lignified branches. This is conducive to its growth, and the growth rate will be faster, because the growth ability of new branches is relatively strong.

What kind of ball orchid is easy to bloom

Mirror-leaf Hoya, also known as obovate-leaf Hoya, is a perennial fleshy vine of the Apocynaceae family. It is essentially a succulent plant and a variant of the heart-leaf Hoya. It has oval, thick and emerald green leaves that can be viewed as leaves or flowers. There are many varieties with several colors of flowers. Both the flowers and leaves are beautiful, making it one of the most popular varieties, especially the inner variegated variety.

When is the best time to repot the ball orchid?

Generally, the potting of the ball orchid will be changed in spring every three years. At this time, we need to use a mixed soil rich in acid. For example, soil mixed with leaf mold, garden soil, and coarse sand can not only meet the plant's needs for acidity, but also provide strong air permeability.