Hoya plants, known for their vining nature, produce long, trailing stems that develop aerial roots, enabling them to latch onto various surfaces and expand their territory. As these roots establish contact with new substrates, hoya plants efficiently colonize and thrive in new territories.
Something
over a year ago, Desiree and I dragged the plant from our living room into the
sunroom and provided it with a few footholds.
After a couple months in mild shock, the plant perked up and grew modestly. About three weeks ago, the hoya kicked into
an epic growth spurt and is now making another grab for more real estate. More
than a dozen new runners have shot out from the plant and are reaching out to
grasp anything within reach.
The Hoya
Hoya
Runners Reaching Out
—Mitchell
Hegman
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