I really don't know Billy Rae (I've only tried that w/ Aralias one Spring).

Why not pot it up now, since you're confident it's rooted? What would be the point in wintering it over in perlite? I can't say why, but just get the feeling it's not a great idea.

What do other folks think pls?

I would agree with you Pirate Girl, i would plant them up also since they have roots.....Billy Rae, you might even get some growth out of them before winter sets in....

Sandy

Thanks Karen and Sandy!

Ok, I guess I should pot them up. I was just a little afraid of disturbing them since they seem to be happy where they are. I know they some rooted, just how much I'm not sure.
If I get some new growth after potting them in soil that would be awesome!
Ok, first thing in the morning I'll take the pot plunge!

Thanks again,
Billy Rae

There really aren't any nutrients in perlite like there are in potting soil, so I wouldn't be surprised if you got new growth. I don't subscribe to the repotting only at certain times rule - if it needs it, it gets repotted! Though you will see more growth in spring and summer, I have had plants put out new growth year round.

You got Billy Rae, just remember (if you're new to Hoyas), pot them small!

Pls. excuse my typo, I meant to say 'you go Billy Rae'!!

Pirate girl please email me at jlee@bmi.net