Don't you just love Hoya's? I do. Just a suggestion, Jeff maybe next time you have the one leaf cuttings you could use a pot that is deeper w/a similar size pot opening/width. I say deeper because plant roots tend to grow down and if you don't add any soil at the bottom of the pot where those bottom roots are when planting your Hoya's, there's not much soil if any for the roots to dig down into. Or another way to pot them is to lay them on the soil and press them about an 1/8inch into the top of the soil and those roots will find their way down, I've done both methods myself. Just a tip. Thanks for another good video. Happy growing!!😁
I agree, hoya roots grow deep. The problem is find those types of pots. I did repot them and they are in today's video. th-cam.com/video/aqUGUjeMbl8/w-d-xo.html
@@EverythingPlants Yeah, I was speaking of the cuttings in that video that you took from your prop box and planted actually. I agree, the Hoya's in today's video are beautiful and they turned out great in their new pots. Thanks for sharing!
@@EverythingPlants Yeah, I was speaking of the cuttings in that video that you took from your prop box and planted actually. I agree, the Hoya's in today's video are beautiful and they turned out great in their new pots. Thanks for sharing!
@@EverythingPlants I’m not too sure exactly what it’s official name is but I got it at Home Depot and it’s pot said carnosa, I think it’s a tri color? :)
Hey Cynthia. I have only seen one vine per node at a single time, but I have propagated from the same node and another has popped out....now how many times you can do that I'm not sure.
I used earth medicine fertilizer in the prop water and I just emptied the container into the soil when it was potted up. Here is the link if you are interested www.earthmedicineeco.com/
I bought a Hoya Princess last week she’s has some very long vines, I was thinking about propagating some of her. It’s almost Fall in Kentucky. Do you think I should wait till the Spring to propagate her? I always propagate with water. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you🙏🏽
Hey Brenda. You will be fine to propagate right now. I chop up plants year round. The plant you take the cutting from might not get any new growth until spring now, but your cuttings will be fine. Here are a couple videos of how I now propagate hoyas and most other plants....in a perlite prop box. th-cam.com/video/-h5Kx_tBy-8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/NS6SgYTO7AU/w-d-xo.html
Hi how long do the Hoya roots have to be before planting in the soil? Mine rooted very quickly, first I saw nubs in less than a week, then I saw roots that looked like 3-4 ribs on each side. So as soon as see these rib roots, I plant. Ok, so like 1 or 2 weeks have passed since I put the cuttings into soil. I pulled on some of them, and they didn't pull out. The other one, the stem came out and all I see are these gnarly nubs everywhere ( it looks a bit like white mould but it's actually root nubs). I couldn't find the rib shaped roots so I've just placed it back in the water to root again.
Hello. I had to rewatch this video to answer this lol No rooting hormone was used, but I did add some earth medicine fertilizer. I've only used it a couple times for my propagations and it has worked well.
Yes hi there thanks for your video I was wondering you said two weeks to keep it wet damp or so is it two weeks or longer should I keep the soil wet after two weeks or what please help
After you pot the water props into soil I keep the soil well watered for the first 2 weeks (don't let the soil dry out). This gives the roots a chance to adjust to the more dense soil then start cutting back on the amount of water you give it, so like 50% dry then water until you reach the regular watering routine for that specific plant.
@@EverythingPlants thank ! See I had root rot n my little Hoya so I re rooted like you did in water then planted it’s been about 3 weeks it looks good and new leaves it’s about 50 percent wet do you think it will be safe to let her dry out now and then start watering the way you usually do she’s in the house now so she takes longer to dry sorry to bother you again lol I appreciate it !!
@@koopiedoobie1416 let it dry out now for a few days and just keep on eye on it. If they start to look like they are doing well then take maybe one out of the soil and have a peek at the roots. Also, is it getting enough light?
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Thank you so much for this video! I have some water props of hoya ready to go into soil. You advice is SO helpful!♡
Thanks Debbie and I'm glad this video helped!
Don't you just love Hoya's? I do. Just a suggestion, Jeff maybe next time you have the one leaf cuttings you could use a pot that is deeper w/a similar size pot opening/width. I say deeper because plant roots tend to grow down and if you don't add any soil at the bottom of the pot where those bottom roots are when planting your Hoya's, there's not much soil if any for the roots to dig down into. Or another way to pot them is to lay them on the soil and press them about an 1/8inch into the top of the soil and those roots will find their way down, I've done both methods myself. Just a tip. Thanks for another good video. Happy growing!!😁
I agree, hoya roots grow deep. The problem is find those types of pots. I did repot them and they are in today's video.
th-cam.com/video/aqUGUjeMbl8/w-d-xo.html
@@EverythingPlants Yeah, I was speaking of the cuttings in that video that you took from your prop box and planted actually. I agree, the Hoya's in today's video are beautiful and they turned out great in their new pots. Thanks for sharing!
@@EverythingPlants Yeah, I was speaking of the cuttings in that video that you took from your prop box and planted actually. I agree, the Hoya's in today's video are beautiful and they turned out great in their new pots. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. You answered my number one question about planting the hoya stems with roots.
Glad it was helpful!
I love Hoya! I got my first one the other day I can’t wait to propagate it when it’s older :)
Congrats and which one did you get?
@@EverythingPlants I’m not too sure exactly what it’s official name is but I got it at Home Depot and it’s pot said carnosa, I think it’s a tri color? :)
Thankyou thankyou thankyou loads of advice about rooting but this is next step magic. My rooted cuttings will love you...
You're welcome Elizabeth!
Another great video! Tfs.
Thank you so much 🤗
I have never had luck water propagating Hoyas, I’ll go watch the first part and give it another shot!
Try and try again!
That is one beautiful hoya ! Very informative, thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your Video...it was helpful..
I'm glad it helped you.
@@EverythingPlants Yes it did...Thank you
Thank you!
You're welcome!
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You are welcome!!!
When I repot Iam so messy. I have a small soft paint brush to get the dirt off the leaves.
I really enjoy repotting plants. I bought that little tarp thing to contain my messes.
Very informative! Thank you! What size pot were you using to pot those up?
Hello! I believe this is a 4 inch pot.
Hi! Thanks for all the info! Do you know how many vines can grow from one node?
Hey Cynthia. I have only seen one vine per node at a single time, but I have propagated from the same node and another has popped out....now how many times you can do that I'm not sure.
how do you use earth medicine?
What had you added to the transition water? Any hormone? Great video.
I used earth medicine fertilizer in the prop water and I just emptied the container into the soil when it was potted up.
Here is the link if you are interested
www.earthmedicineeco.com/
I bought a Hoya Princess last week she’s has some very long vines, I was thinking about propagating some of her. It’s almost Fall in Kentucky. Do you think I should wait till the Spring to propagate her? I always propagate with water. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you🙏🏽
Hey Brenda. You will be fine to propagate right now. I chop up plants year round. The plant you take the cutting from might not get any new growth until spring now, but your cuttings will be fine.
Here are a couple videos of how I now propagate hoyas and most other plants....in a perlite prop box.
th-cam.com/video/-h5Kx_tBy-8/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/NS6SgYTO7AU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much, your videos are so detailed I really appreciate your kind response 🙏🏽God Bless and stay safe☺️🙏🏽
thankyou!
You're welcome 😊
It’s been quite a few months now. How is this project doing now? Did they all survive?
Yes and they are thriving at my mom's house right now!
Hi how long do the Hoya roots have to be before planting in the soil? Mine rooted very quickly, first I saw nubs in less than a week, then I saw roots that looked like 3-4 ribs on each side.
So as soon as see these rib roots, I plant. Ok, so like 1 or 2 weeks have passed since I put the cuttings into soil. I pulled on some of them, and they didn't pull out.
The other one, the stem came out and all I see are these gnarly nubs everywhere ( it looks a bit like white mould but it's actually root nubs). I couldn't find the rib shaped roots so I've just placed it back in the water to root again.
I usually pot them up when they are about 1-2 inches or so
Good video. Must the hoya stem be woody? There are some hoyas that have green stems. Can they be cut and propagated?
Ya, it should not matter if the stems ate woody are green. I believe the woody one may take a bit longer to root, but I could be wrong with that.
So was that in water and rooting powder? Or just water ?
Hello. I had to rewatch this video to answer this lol No rooting hormone was used, but I did add some earth medicine fertilizer. I've only used it a couple times for my propagations and it has worked well.
Would you use that many cuttings for one pot plant or will you transplant those again?
Oh ya, I'll stuff that any in there to make a full pot. Once it out grows that pot then just repot one size larger.
💚🌿
Thanks!
Do you add anything to the water?
For fertilizer? Not usually
@@EverythingPlants ok thanks
Plz tell about potting mix
For my hoyas I use a tropical plant soil with extra perlite and orchid bark.
@@EverythingPlants thanks.
Yes hi there thanks for your video I was wondering you said two weeks to keep it wet damp or so is it two weeks or longer should I keep the soil wet after two weeks or what please help
After you pot the water props into soil I keep the soil well watered for the first 2 weeks (don't let the soil dry out). This gives the roots a chance to adjust to the more dense soil then start cutting back on the amount of water you give it, so like 50% dry then water until you reach the regular watering routine for that specific plant.
@@EverythingPlants thank ! See I had root rot n my little Hoya so I re rooted like you did in water then planted it’s been about 3 weeks it looks good and new leaves it’s about 50 percent wet do you think it will be safe to let her dry out now and then start watering the way you usually do she’s in the house now so she takes longer to dry sorry to bother you again lol I appreciate it !!
@@tammyslack6070 oh ya. That should be good for now and nice work!
I transferred my water rooted hoya stems into soil a few days ago and today I notice that the leaves are a little soft, is this normal?
Do they look sick or unhealthy?
@@EverythingPlants Hi! Thank you for replying! No they don’t, they are very green and healthy, just soft!
@@koopiedoobie1416 did you water right after potting up?
@@EverythingPlants Yes I did, I followed your instructions to keep the soil moist.
@@koopiedoobie1416 let it dry out now for a few days and just keep on eye on it. If they start to look like they are doing well then take maybe one out of the soil and have a peek at the roots. Also, is it getting enough light?
What is earth medicine?
Nevermind, just got the link, thanks
I was just going to send it to you! Thanks for watching
What is Earth medicine?
A microbial fertilizer
www.earthmedicineeco.com/
Earth medicine!?! Do tell!
Yeah what he meant by earth medicine ???
Sorry for the very late response. It s an organic microbial fertilizer. Here is the link for more info
www.earthmedicineeco.com/