Indigo
My Hoya got knocked over this summer and all I have left is 3 little survivors that I managed to get to begin rooting in water. My question is do I let her keep going or do I put her in soil now? TIA!
My Hoya got knocked over this summer and all I have left is 3 little survivors that I managed to get to begin rooting in water. My question is do I let her keep going or do I put her in soil now? TIA!
The usual rule of thumb is waiting until the roots are at least two inches long or when the roots start producing secondary roots
5 Me gustaTwo inch long roots or longer would be better. Fertilize the cuttings with diluted liquid fertilizer to provide nutrients. I also add SuperThrive plant vitamins to the water per the instructions on the bottle.
1 me gustaThank you so much!
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