Best Perlite propagation video that I’ve seen thus far, and I’ve watched quite a few! Thank you!

Thanks for a thorough explanation of what and how you propagate hoyas. It addressed many questions I had, including re-use, opening and closing, acclamation to soil. Also wanted to say, thanks for keeping this chill and now “hyped” with over enthusiasm etc.

How funny, I JUST got done watching the video in which you took these clippings. Glad I don’t have to wait for an update!

Excellent information in this video. It answered a question I had after watching another video, plus more very helpful information. I'm very new to taking care of a hoya and needing to propograte. Pretty sure I've GOT this now! Thanx so very much!

Excellent video! Thank you so much!❤

Rewatching this video so I can set up a perlite prop box. Great video Jeff!

Thank you SO much for this video! I have been wanting to make a perlite prop box after seeing how successful your cuttings are, but I had no idea how to go about it. Thanks again!!

I made a prop box using perlite after your first two videos recommending it. Although I normally use water for rooting, the prop box successfully got some of my hoya and tradescantia cuttings to root! It's a fun alternative rooting method to water, especially when I plan to pop the rooted cuttings in with the mother plant. Thanks for continuing to update your community on how your own prop box is doing. 👍

Such a great instructor. I like that you use common objects as tools: pencil, cookie sheet, etc.

Yay...I'm finally feeling a lil more comfortable about using perlite. I really don't propagate because I dislike s.moss so much. Love your videos. Thank you for being so informative!!!!

Thank you. I am going to try this method with different cuttings. I would love to try & propagate a string of hearts, turtles, pearls & dolphins. Wish me luck! 😊

Oscar is the cutest,glad he had a cameo! Good video! Got some philodendron Brazil in perlite now,first time. Will see how it goes.

Thanks for making this video! Couldn’t find a detailed video anywhere else!

I put mine in glass jar with perlite. A little water. Roots wonderful alocasia Polly in it. And a few others. Keep up the good work. I need to see more videos. Lol

What amazing results with the perlite. I am going to have to try that method. I would love that whole box of Hoyas😁

I am so excited to do this! It's definitely a learning process. Thank you for sharing your experience through these videos!

I'm new to propagating in any medium besides water but definitely trying this! Sphagnum makes me a bit nervous because I never know how moist it has to stay and I also worry about mold 🤣 thank you so much!

Ive had great success with perlite as well. Love your vids. Thank you for sharing. I need to find me a grey tray like yours. Seems really helpful.

Thank you for the tutorial. I've just been wanting to try this & didn't know how.

Very clear and instructive video. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Great video! Thank you!

OK... I NEED To Be Pulling Out My Bag Of Perlite Today!!! All The Plantlets Looked SO Pretty And Healthy... The Polyneura Were Flipping Their Tails At ME!!! I Gotta Go Look At Some Prices On Them TODAY!!! See YOU Next Video E.P.!!!

Thank you I’ve just learned how to propagate my Hoya , Jennifer Downunder

I do propagate many different kinds of plants in perlite with great success. Your hoyas are doing great job ! 😊

I tried the perlite and had good success. Thanks to you

Good method for wetting the perlite. Thanks!

Thanks ! Will do tried it ..watching from Canada. 🇨🇦

I've noticed my water props sometimes have trouble transitioning from water to soil even when I keep them moist. Ill try perlite. Thanks!

I’ve never tried perlite on Hoyas. Will have to do that next time. Thanks for the tips.

It’s amount of moisture in the perlite that makes the difference. I’ve good luck rooting the Golden Godess, in a plastic cup an spag moss. I cut 1 in by almost 1/4 in holes in two sides of the cup an keep it damp. Hope you try this an hope it works for you. 😀💚

Omg what is that heart shaped leaf with silver spots 😍😍😍

Thank you so much for the info. You answered all my questions.🌱😀

My success is great, thanks

I've been using soil for Hoya cuttings.

Oh my this was so helpful and you covered everything thank you!!

Great video!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

hey jeff! happy thanksgiving! as always, great information!

I haven’t yet tried perlite for propagation but I think I might give it a try.

Question: have you ever put a small humidifier meter in the box to see what it’s actually sitting at out of curiosity? Great video too thanks. I have a 1020 container and vented lid with wet sticks in them and was told to keep it at 70%. The only time I get condensation is when it sits at 90% plus and I started getting a little rot on one cutting. Even while opening every day to let more air in (even though there’s vents). So now I leave the box partially open to sit at 70ish always. So I was just really curious to see what your sealed containers sit at without causing rot. Looks like it would be 100% plus?? Thanks 😊

Great update! Thank you

You said it needs a sunny window. Do you mean direct sunny window? Thank you for your video.

Have you ever tried to root monstera adansonii, scindapsus or Philadendron Brazil in perlite? I usually water propagate. I have a few plants that need to be cut back and would like to try this method.

Nice video! Do you use this perlite box for Hoya propagation in both the Winter and Summer?

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Great video! Do you think string of turtles would do well in a perlite prop box?

Is it a problem if the leaves touch the perlite with this method? Want to prevent leaf rot!

I also find my Hoyas easy to prop in perlite. I still use moss for wet sticks though.

If u have a Hoya leaf with thrips damage can u safely keep it somehow? I had thrips on a plant, never saw any bugs just the damage and leaves coming out distorted. I'm so sad any advice cut all the leaves and keep the roots?

My perlite has green growing on it, but they are rooting. Is that OK?

Is algae a problem?

Did you put water in the box with the perlite?

Do you have a problem with algae?

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all mine rotted within a week