How to prune hoya pubicalyx 'splash'

Spring, before the main growing season. Cut long, leggy vines back to a node using clean, sterile scissors. Preserve all peduncles (short stubby nodes where flower clusters emerge) — removing them delays or prevents reblooming. Remove dead or yellowed leaves at any time. Cuttings root readily in water or perlite.

As needed — lightly once a year. Hoya pubicalyx 'Splash' is a vigorous viner that benefits from a light tidy in spring. Trim any excessively long stems to encourage branching and a fuller habit. Never cut the peduncles — hoya flowers return to the same spur year after year. Beyond light shaping and removing dead material, minimal pruning is needed.

Cut long, leggy vines back to a node using clean, sterile scissors. Preserve all peduncles (short stubby nodes where flower clusters emerge) — removing them delays or prevents reblooming. Remove dead or yellowed leaves at any time. Cuttings root readily in water or perlite.