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Kayla

My Hoya hasn’t produced any new leaves since I brought it indoors at the end of summer. The roots look healthy and the plant overall appears to be in good condition. I’m wondering if it may be in a dormant phase and will resume growth in spring or summer. It currently receives about 12 hours of grow light, typical indoor temperatures around 68°F, and normal household humidity. Is there anything I should adjust, or is this likely just seasonal dormancy? Any advice is appreciated.

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  1. Lost Hyperion 🪴

    Looks good and healthy to me, nothing wrong, just taking its time 🌿

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    • Kayla

      So notice how this went from green to light brown. I think it started to rot. So I cut off the brown part. Far enough back so I could see green. Maybe this is the reason why it wasn’t growing. There was a rot/fungal issue brewing. So I’ll keep an eye on it. And hopefully this possibly promotes new growth. Any thoughts on what the actual issue was?

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