Hoya 'Minima-tessera' care

Hoya 'Minima-tessera' rewards a patient owner: it grows as a slow climber and asks mostly to be left alone.

It does best in bright light with no direct midday sun, though it tolerates brief departures without sulking. Water when the top third of the mix is dry. Yellowing lower leaves almost always mean too much, not too little.

Keep it at 55% humidity or higher; pot it in coco coir with added bark and refresh the top layer each spring. It is mildly irritating to pets if chewed, so shelve it accordingly.