How to prune hoya undulata

After flowering for any light trimming; dead growth any time. Use clean, sterile scissors to cut problem stems just above a node. Remove dead foliage at the petiole. Avoid heavy pruning — this species grows slowly and recovers slowly.

Rarely; as needed. Hoya undulata is a rarely cultivated, epiphytic hoya needing very little pruning. Remove dead or dying stems and leaves as needed. Never cut the peduncles, which carry repeat blooms. If the plant extends beyond its support, trim long stems after flowering. Otherwise, leave it undisturbed — unnecessary pruning can stress this slow grower.

Use clean, sterile scissors to cut problem stems just above a node. Remove dead foliage at the petiole. Avoid heavy pruning — this species grows slowly and recovers slowly.