How to prune hoya loyceandrewsiana

Spring, if any pruning is needed at all. Remove dead or damaged stems at the nearest healthy node using sterilized scissors. Avoid heavy pruning — this slow-growing species recovers slowly. Leave all peduncle spurs in place.

Rarely — only when dead growth is present. Hoya loyceandrewsiana is a rare, slow-growing collector hoya that needs very little pruning. Simply remove any dead or damaged growth as it appears. This species is best left to grow undisturbed in its natural vining habit. As with all hoyas, never cut the flower peduncles — they rebloom from the same persistent spur.

Remove dead or damaged stems at the nearest healthy node using sterilized scissors. Avoid heavy pruning — this slow-growing species recovers slowly. Leave all peduncle spurs in place.