How to prune hoya rosarioae

Any time dead growth is noticed; light tidy in early spring. Carefully snip only dead or damaged tissue with sterilised scissors, cutting close to healthy stem. Avoid disturbing healthy growth or removing peduncles on this slow-growing collector species.

Rarely — only when dead growth is present. Hoya rosarioae is a rare, slow-growing species that needs virtually no pruning. Remove dead or damaged growth promptly to keep the plant healthy. Peduncles rebloom, so never cut them. Because this hoya grows slowly, any unnecessary pruning sets the plant back considerably — handle with care.

Carefully snip only dead or damaged tissue with sterilised scissors, cutting close to healthy stem. Avoid disturbing healthy growth or removing peduncles on this slow-growing collector species.