Very nice Brad. Your collection is growing ! Everything looks so nice. I love your tags aurora.

Marco

Looking good Brad!

Thank you, everyone! The pusilla is rooted but the lacunosa cuttings are not. Going to try to root them using only rooting hormone and humidity from surrounding plants outdoors under the little wooden porch where my plants spend their outdoor vacation :).

Brad AKA Moonwolf

Glad to see they arrived safely!

Okay, I've gotten conflicting info.... should Hoyas be bagged or put in a humidity dome or do they need warmth with ventilation so as to not cause rot?

Depends on the Hoya, I only go this route with ones that start drying out on me, and I leave the bag open so it stays ventilated.

Monica, I've always had luck rooting mine without using a humidity dome of some sort. In the spring and summer, the amount of humidity we have can be oppressive some days, but the plants absolutely love it. They grow and root like gangbusters. I have these guys tucked in amongst other plants so the humidity around them is raised.

Brad AKA Moonwolf

Thats interesting Brad. So do you still place them deep into the potting mix?

Im not sure what to do with Lacunosa and Wayettii.

Yep, I just stick them into potting mix and small pots or plastic cups (especially transparent ones). I've also rooted lacunosa cuttings using the Forsythe pot method(a pot full of water that keeps the surrounding medium inside of a larger pot moist while cuttings are rooting). I still use rooting hormone for whatever I'm taking cuttings of, Hoyas or otherwise.

Brad AKA Moonwolf