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Holy Polyneura Cutting I Have

12 years ago

Today I decided to mix new soil for my houseplants, including my hoyas. I have H. nummularioides that has been sitting around, doing nothing. Other than that, it looks healthy. So I repotted it in new potting mix. This plant is made up of several rooted cuttings.

Now I have this H. Polyneura cutting. I had a larger plant but most of it died. This thing I put in potting mix several months ago. Today I went to repot it and when I pulled it out of the old soil, there were NO roots at all. But it still looks alive. How can I get this thing to root?

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Laura_Carnosa
12 years ago
bottom heat & rooting hormone?
tammypie
Original Author
12 years ago
Tried rooting hormone but not bottom heat. Maybe I can put it upstaris, where it's a few degrees warmer and try that.
Laura_Carnosa
12 years ago
Ziplock bag to seal in humidity? Make a wee rooting chamber?
tammypie
Original Author
12 years ago
How about putting the pot in a large glass vase with a cover?
Laura_Carnosa
12 years ago
Perfect mini green house! Much nicer than a baggie...

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