No need to use the huge trellis...feel free to cut!

With Hardsompand (IML 1438), go ahead and gently take the vine and wrap it around the hanger and secure it with a clip with the vine tip pointing up.

Species that can be left hanging freely:

Lacunosa

Khroniana

Heuschkeliana

Bilobata

DS-70

Wayetii

Kentiana

sp. Pola

sp. SR-2010-049

There are more, but generally speaking, almost all hoya would rather climb up, yet small leafed (1.5" or less) hoyas don't mind hanging.

I prefer to leave long, leafless vines unsecured. It's too easy to clip it too tightly, they seem to prefer to wander. Once it has a couple of leaves, I'd be more inclined to clip, peg or wrap it.

While this pic is not one of those cases, I sometimes prefer to just insert something vertical like this metal rod to which I'll clip it to secure as it climbs.

Sometimes I make wire supports for these Hoyas from wire hangers that I've re-bent into shape w/ my hands.

I only grow indoors so I have to get a bit creative to conserve space. It's only the Pubicalyx I let sprawl all over w/ their bare stems, cause that's what they want 'til they add some leaves.

Last 2 pics here are of a Hoya shared by a generous member here, but w/ no ID, can anybody venture some guesses pls., I don't recognize this leaf shapes. (Sorry to digress, thanks)

PS Look at the wealth & size of those peduncles, generous fellow indeed; thanks again if you recognize your plant!

Lena

OK now, here's some pix of my Pubicalyx in the bathroom window just next to the shower. 3 Hoyas there really like the western light thru the frosted glass.

The upper pot is the Pubicalyx, just draping its bare vines across & down over the Kerrii.

Here's where that's going.

I'm not concerned that it's pointing down because it's doing it iself, not me & as it's unsecured, it moves at will. If you haven't noticed this yet, these bare branches do actually move around on their own, kinda cool!

Lena