Hi Green,

Not sure if you recall my post to you about this (it was in the middle of someone else's thread), but I had written this to you when you asked about rooting multiflora:

"Green,
I find it easiest to root multiflora in water (it's the only hoya I root in water) - roots will form at the bottom of the stem (you don't need to have a node in the water..and air roots aren't necessary for rooting either)."

I'll put the link to that thread below. So it's not odd, that's the way multiflora propagates :)

Gabi

Here is a link that might be useful: Thread

Gabi,

I thought you meant roots would come out the sides of the stems close to the bottom!

cool :)

Yeah, I thought the same thing when I saw that happening with my multiflora cuttings! It seemed so weird. And I left the cuttings in the cup of water for a while, even after root growth, just to see if any roots would develop from the node. They didn't.

Gabi