Acquired a hoya cutting today, and have poked it into some moist gritty
compost.

Am I right?

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Rusty
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Acquired a hoya cutting today, and have poked it into some moist gritty
compost.

Am I right?


If the bit is big enough you should be fine it roots everwhere it touches
compost and will root between the tiles given half a chance!
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Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall
www.roselandhouse.co.uk
Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and
Lapageria rosea

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Acquired a hoya cutting today, and have poked it into some moist gritty
compost.

Am I right?


If the bit is big enough you should be fine it roots everwhere it touches
compost and will root between the tiles given half a chance!

It had that sort-of fecund appearance, so I've left three inches of stem
in compost, as well as the node with the bottom-most pair of leaves just
under the surface.

Potted another 'cutting' I found on the pavement in St. Stevens in
Naaaardge. It was probably broken off by some vandal today. I'll put a
pic up sometime. No hurry, it should be around for a bit.

Assuming it was a vandalised bit, I'll take a pic of the whole
plant/creeper/bush/w.h.y?

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Rusty
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