Hoya dimorpha is a rare and elegant epiphytic climber prized by collectors for its slender, lance-shaped leaves and delicate, star-shaped flowers. Its foliage is smooth, deep green, and slightly glossy, with younger leaves showing a lighter, almost translucent tint. In bright light, new growth may develop a subtle reddish blush, adding a touch of drama to this compact climber
 
Light:
Prefers bright, indirect light. 
Avoid strong direct sun, which can scorch leaves or stress the plant.
Watering:
Allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Hoya dimorpha is sensitive to overwatering. 
Water less frequently in cooler months when growth slows.
Likes moderate to high humidity, though it tolerates average home humidity. 
Ideal temperature range: around 18–29 °C (65–85°F) based on care guides.
Soil / Substrate:
Needs a very well-draining, airy mix — similar to orchid or epiphytic mixes.
Good components: orchid bark, perlite, maybe some coco coir.