How to prune hoya incrassata

Early spring before the main growth flush. Use sterilized pruning shears to cut long or wayward stems back to a healthy node. Train remaining stems on a trellis or hoop. Remove dead material promptly. Leave all peduncle spurs untouched.

Annually in spring; additional light trimming as needed through summer. Hoya incrassata is a vigorous, fast-growing climbing hoya that may need more regular trimming indoors to keep it manageable. Remove dead growth anytime. In spring, cut back long stems to a node to control size. Never remove flower peduncles — they produce large umbels of fragrant flowers repeatedly from the same woody spur.

Use sterilized pruning shears to cut long or wayward stems back to a healthy node. Train remaining stems on a trellis or hoop. Remove dead material promptly. Leave all peduncle spurs untouched.