The plant grew well from the beginning and was easier than its look alike Hoya wallichii, in that the leaves stayed green without becoming chlorotic. I had a quandary in how to trellis it with it being in such a small pot. I did not want to up-pot it unnecessarily, and invite root rot, so I opted to keep in in its original pot, and set it inside a larger pot which anchored a trellis in hydroton. See Below for what I am describing:
