Pruning guide
How to prune hoya lacunosa
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Pruning hoya lacunosa — FAQ
When should I prune hoya lacunosa?
After active growing season; any time to remove dead material. Trim only dead or damaged stems back to a healthy node. Leave all flower spurs (peduncles) intact. If controlling size, cut long vines back to a node but remove no more than one-third of the plant at once.
How often does hoya lacunosa need pruning?
Rarely; as needed. Hoya lacunosa needs very little pruning. Never remove the bare peduncles (flower spurs), as new blooms appear from the same stalk repeatedly. Only prune to remove dead, damaged, or unproductive stems, or to manage overall vine length. Less pruning generally means more flowers.
How do you prune hoya lacunosa?
Trim only dead or damaged stems back to a healthy node. Leave all flower spurs (peduncles) intact. If controlling size, cut long vines back to a node but remove no more than one-third of the plant at once.