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Polyneura - observation

10 years ago

I have tried rooting so many cuttings of polyneura and they always end up dying. This is one of the hardest Hoyas for me to grow.

I even tried rooting them in water with success only to pot them up and dye.

These are a few of the last cuttings I have rooted in water. They are thriving with healthy roots and new growth. I've decided not to mess with a good thing and leave them in water.

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  • 10 years ago

    I have mine growing semi-hydro with wicks. Will have to take pics of it. It is not very large, but it is a pretty little thing. It seems to do best kept evenly moist and the organic cotton wicks help (in my experience) with this. They dangle into the water reservoir and are attached to the top of the water bottle pot with tape. Not pretty, but highly functional! The wicks keep the hydroton from completely drying out, but still allow some drying and aeration.

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