Aren't you the most charming lady on the internet!! Really brightening up one's mood. Will definitely check out the rest of your videos, thanks for the tips!
I have my Grandma's hoya house plant that is about 80 years old. It gets the most unbelievable flowers in early spring that give off an unusual scent that fills the house. The flowers drip a sticky substance so when the flowers begin to bloom I cover the floor underneath with a pretty doily. Then just wash the doily when blooming is finished and the petals have dropped. When the plant gets a little too big, I take cuttings just as you do and root them in WATER. Just water from the tap. It takes a week or two, but soon you will see roots. Let the roots grow a little, then plant in a mixture like yours. I have been doing this for over 40 years with no problem. I have several large hoyas that send out their tendrils and climb up my windows, wind around whatever they can and provide me with yearly enchantment.
Most-often, the reason "leaf cuttings" don't work is because the cuts are usually made on the petiole (the leaf "stem" that attaches to the long, ever-growing "vine stem"). Unfortunately, for these cases, meristematic tissue is found in abundance in the "vine stem" tissue and not in the petiole nor in the leaf itself. So, while leaf cuttings may occasionally grow roots, there often-times isn't enough meristematic tissue to give rise to new leaves. So, best advice for those who wish to take and start "leaf cuttings" to eventually grow new plants, make cuts on the "vine stem" so that a piece of it is still attached to the petiole. Allow this to callus over for a few days and then, plant in a free-draining substrate/soil. Keep out of direct sun and water as needed, never allowing the substrate/soil to remain too wet nor to become bone dry. In 4 - 6 weeks, new growth will begin to show, usually emerging from the substrate/soil. (This method works very well for me when cuttings are taken in late Spring thru Summer... when the soil is warm.) Hope this info helps you and your viewers!!
You're so right about wanting more. I've caught the hoyafever when I got a tricolored hoya. Shortly after I got a little cutting of a Hoya 'Lisa', and now I've ordered a regular hoya.
I inherited my grandmother's Hoya, propagated from a barber shop window on Garrard Ave in Toronto, in 1955. I'll be trying the layering with a 3' (foot) flowering vine.
I purchased a queen on etsy that turned out to be a leaf propagated plant. I am only just now realizing this after seeing your leaf cuttings. She has grown a new leaf but she lost her tendril. Not sure what to expect from here but, I'm proceeding cautiously with great patience. Thanks for the great information.
love the video, i take cuttings about one foot long, i put them in sunshine #4 hydro mix with added myco. (peat moss) They root in about a month and are off to growing new vines very quickly
thank you so much for the info,,i have an enormous plant that has taken over the patio doors,,completely in bloom almost all the time,,i live in Nova Scotia Canada,,and was told she's pretty big for a Canadian girl,,,lol
I have one has three new leaves has taken about two years, but I did it. Have mine in west window and it is verigated leaf. but doing great and I am excited.
I grow mine in a tiny glass candle holder. 5 Hoya leaves and 5 ZZ plants. I just try to change the water every twice a week. In about a month I started to see roots. The ZZ plants eventually grow little bulbs, but it took longer :)
Thanks. Now I know not to try it by seed nor leaf cutting. I bought a damaged Dischidia Casade from Wal*Mart, and they root well from stems. The plant was completely root damaged and leaves were sunburned from direct light. I took the stronger branches, that rotted off, to plant in another pot. The remaining plants were too fragile and damaged, so I pressed dry potting soil upon where I thought the strongest stems remained, and lost over have the plants, but those that survived, are pretty ... aggressive. I'm happy :) Thanks for the video, thanks for the advice :)
So, ive done the so called "Layering" method, and ive already seen some roots on the surface of the soil, is it safe to cut it off from the mother plant yet?
Hoyas. My carnosa I just pin the vine at the leaf joint down in a pot of dirt. when I see new growth I cut it from the mother. Like your last version. this has worked so well for me!!!
did it grow from your cutting after you pin it. i also notice there alot of root on some the edge of stem. and i was thinking to pin it with new soil. but i dont know it will be growing the root and new leaves..
Does the time of year affect the ability and speed to propagate? I live in New Jersey and Summer is coming to an end. Is this a bad time to start propagating?
I live in RI and noticed it's not a good time to propagate in the cold months. In the Spring start rooting, once you get them in dirt after rooting put them in a sunny but not burn sunny spot. They do like the warmth. It takes a while to see new shoots coming out of the dirt. I like these plants because they are slow growing. The variegated leaf one is rare. I have a good size Mother plant I propagate from. It will take 3 years at least before they are of decent size to give away or sell.
@@jackimoon8284, You did not understand my comment. It is not that I disbelieved her that she is staying in a desert. It is that she can make a desert look like an Eden. It is a praise.
Aren't you the most charming lady on the internet!! Really brightening up one's mood. Will definitely check out the rest of your videos, thanks for the tips!
I have my Grandma's hoya house plant that is about 80 years old. It gets the most unbelievable flowers in early spring that give off an unusual scent that fills the house. The flowers drip a sticky substance so when the flowers begin to bloom I cover the floor underneath with a pretty doily. Then just wash the doily when blooming is finished and the petals have dropped. When the plant gets a little too big, I take cuttings just as you do and root them in WATER. Just water from the tap. It takes a week or two, but soon you will see roots. Let the roots grow a little, then plant in a mixture like yours. I have been doing this for over 40 years with no problem. I have several large hoyas that send out their tendrils and climb up my windows, wind around whatever they can and provide me with yearly enchantment.
This is so wholesome and sweet 😍🌹
Most-often, the reason "leaf cuttings" don't work is because the cuts are usually made on the petiole (the leaf "stem" that attaches to the long, ever-growing "vine stem"). Unfortunately, for these cases, meristematic tissue is found in abundance in the "vine stem" tissue and not in the petiole nor in the leaf itself. So, while leaf cuttings may occasionally grow roots, there often-times isn't enough meristematic tissue to give rise to new leaves.
So, best advice for those who wish to take and start "leaf cuttings" to eventually grow new plants, make cuts on the "vine stem" so that a piece of it is still attached to the petiole. Allow this to callus over for a few days and then, plant in a free-draining substrate/soil. Keep out of direct sun and water as needed, never allowing the substrate/soil to remain too wet nor to become bone dry. In 4 - 6 weeks, new growth will begin to show, usually emerging from the substrate/soil.
(This method works very well for me when cuttings are taken in late Spring thru Summer... when the soil is warm.)
Hope this info helps you and your viewers!!
You're so right about wanting more. I've caught the hoyafever when I got a tricolored hoya. Shortly after I got a little cutting of a Hoya 'Lisa', and now I've ordered a regular hoya.
Thank you 🙏 for a very informative video on several methods of propagation on Hoya plants I love 💕 hoyas thanks for sharing ❤️
I inherited my grandmother's Hoya, propagated from a barber shop window on Garrard Ave in Toronto, in 1955. I'll be trying the layering with a 3' (foot) flowering vine.
This worked well by the way... I haven't severed it from the mother plant yet. It's been blooming for over 2 months now.
Thanks your sharing...👍👍
I rooted a leaf by accident once, and got a great plant from it... But... it did take like 6 moths to a year.
The caption covers the best parts of your video
My daughter was able to remove the caption. Thank you for sharing these Infos. They're very helpful. I'm a beginner with hoyas
Great video, thanks! My mom mailed me some Hoya cuttings and this has been very helpful.
I purchased a queen on etsy that turned out to be a leaf propagated plant. I am only just now realizing this after seeing your leaf cuttings. She has grown a new leaf but she lost her tendril. Not sure what to expect from here but, I'm proceeding cautiously with great patience. Thanks for the great information.
I want to adopt you as my aunt. You’re just the best. Thanks for the tips
love the video, i take cuttings about one foot long, i put them in sunshine #4 hydro mix with added myco. (peat moss) They root in about a month and are off to growing new vines very quickly
This helped me quite a bit. Thank you, but then your videos are always informative.
Thanks for this information on hoyas . I would love to know how to get them to bloom.
thank you so much for the info,,i have an enormous plant that has taken over the patio doors,,completely in bloom almost all the time,,i live in Nova Scotia Canada,,and was told she's pretty big for a Canadian girl,,,lol
Tina Doucet awesome. I just got mine im in bc i hope i have the same luck. Its kind of a sad looking thing right now ,but i know what it can be
I have one has three new leaves has taken about two years, but I did it. Have mine in west window and it is verigated leaf. but doing great and I am excited.
Thanks, I love this. That trailing one is beautiful. Very, very helpful.💋💋💋
Thank you for the info Nel
Great video Nell 💖
Thanks for sharing your propagating methods ..
I Love my Hoyas :)
I talk to them alot ...
This was very informative, thanks Nell
You're very welcome. Nell
You have a good and beautiful klimat no cold winters
I love Hoya i noticed bery easy plants to take care I want
To collect more more
I subscribed when you banged your knee!! Great video!
I like to cover a little hoya with a humidity bubble, roots start coming out everywhere lol
What is a humidity bubble?
I grow mine in a tiny glass candle holder. 5 Hoya leaves and 5 ZZ plants. I just try to change the water every twice a week. In about a month I started to see roots. The ZZ plants eventually grow little bulbs, but it took longer :)
awesome video like always take care have great week
Great video! Thank you
My Hoya sunrise just lost it’s only two leaves and I’m so sad about it. I’m trying to root the leaves and re grow from the little stem lol
Once the leaves have rooted and ready to be planted, try to keep the soil moist. The leaves with roots I planted has new growth.
Thank u maam. I love hoyaplants, but i dont know how to propagate it. Thank u so much💌
Omg!!! ive got the same blouse!!! love it! its nice, and you are cute) i like those cactuses in the pot))
People say the leaves and flowers are like plastic that’s why it’s so expensive my dad picked one up from work
Thanks. Now I know not to try it by seed nor leaf cutting. I bought a damaged Dischidia Casade from Wal*Mart, and they root well from stems.
The plant was completely root damaged and leaves were sunburned from direct light.
I took the stronger branches, that rotted off, to plant in another pot. The remaining plants were too fragile and damaged, so I pressed dry potting soil upon where I thought the strongest stems remained, and lost over have the plants, but those that survived, are pretty ... aggressive. I'm happy :)
Thanks for the video, thanks for the advice :)
I love your videos!!!
Thank u!! I love your videos 😄
I didn’t know if I missed some part. The last method, can you tell me how long it takes to root ? Thanks
i noticed some of my leaves have some black stains, this is not on the surface exterior so i can not remove it. any idea what this might be? thx
nice
Thanks, I love this. That trailing one is beautiful. Very, very helpful.
my best way is always in water of course, never had one fail yet
anthony lewis Will water propagation work with a stem of copper spoon kalanchoe? Should I let it callus first?
You're very sweet,ty.for the video,warm hugs from Romania!
I propagated a leaf cutting on accident before because the leaf fell off and I placed in water and in one week it rooted so fast!!!
So, ive done the so called "Layering" method, and ive already seen some roots on the surface of the soil, is it safe to cut it off from the mother plant yet?
Very informative, thank you! Also you are so cute :D
Hoyas. My carnosa I just pin the vine at the leaf joint down in a pot of dirt. when I see new growth I cut it from the mother. Like your last version. this has worked so well for me!!!
did it grow from your cutting after you pin it. i also notice there alot of root on some the edge of stem. and i was thinking to pin it with new soil. but i dont know it will be growing the root and new leaves..
Hello. Do you miss the California weather? And how are you're succulents doing in Arizona versus California? Tfs
A leaf-cutting will root for sure but will not send out of a stem if there is no eye attached at the end of the leaf!!!
What size planter for the long stem??
I would like to know what mix your using
How much sunlight does you big Hoya plant get?
I have A Hindu Rope I think its A type of Hoya. would you propragate it the same way
Yes Dallas, the Hindu Rope is a hoya & a very popular one. Propagate it in the same manner. Nell
Where I can get a bag if those metal pins to hold the cuttings to the soul mix? Thanks
Natalyaandall I usually use bobby-pins it works for me and is cheaper .
I’m propagating my kerrii in water but the leafs are turning limp!
i love you ❤
Well thank you! Nell
Does the time of year affect the ability and speed to propagate? I live in New Jersey and Summer is coming to an end. Is this a bad time to start propagating?
I live in RI and noticed it's not a good time to propagate in the cold months. In the Spring start rooting, once you get them in dirt after rooting put them in a sunny but not burn sunny spot. They do like the warmth. It takes a while to see new shoots coming out of the dirt. I like these plants because they are slow growing. The variegated leaf one is rare. I have a good size Mother plant I propagate from. It will take 3 years at least before they are of decent size to give away or sell.
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Please zoom your camera in thanks
5:41 ahh what was that??
Dear Madame it is a little difficult to believe - after seeing the plants in the background - that you are staying in a desert.
Prabal Mitra pretty sure she lives in SoCal which is very desert like
@@jackimoon8284, You did not understand my comment. It is not that I disbelieved her that she is staying in a desert. It is that she can make a desert look like an Eden. It is a praise.
5:40
CAN I GET A HOYA
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Could you send me me 2 leaves of it?
She doesnt know if it works but is giving the "tip" anyways. Please, spare my time!
Booorrrring
Rude