How to prune hoya wallichii

Early spring. Snip dead or excessively long stems just above a node with sterilised scissors. Never remove the woody flower spurs. Remove individual dead leaves cleanly at their junction with the stem.

As needed; rarely more than once a year. Hoya wallichii is a pendant-growing Hoya with modest pruning needs. It requires little intervention beyond removing dead, yellowing, or damaged vines. Always protect the peduncles — these stubby spurs rebloom repeatedly. If stems grow too long for your space, trim to a node in spring before new growth pushes.

Snip dead or excessively long stems just above a node with sterilised scissors. Never remove the woody flower spurs. Remove individual dead leaves cleanly at their junction with the stem.