How to prune hoya fungii

Early spring before the main growing season, or after a flowering flush. Cut vines back to a healthy leaf node using clean, sterilised scissors. Leave all short, leafless peduncles at nodes completely intact. Avoid removing more than one-third of the plant's foliage at one time.

Annually for size control if needed; otherwise only to remove dead or damaged growth. Hoya fungii is a vigorous, large-leafed hoya vine that needs pruning only to manage size or remove damaged growth. As with all hoyas, never cut the peduncles — these bare spur stems will produce flower clusters repeatedly for years. Otherwise, trim long or unruly vines back to a leaf node. Growth can be fast so annual size-control may be helpful.

Cut vines back to a healthy leaf node using clean, sterilised scissors. Leave all short, leafless peduncles at nodes completely intact. Avoid removing more than one-third of the plant's foliage at one time.