Sure, give it a try. Report back !

One of the youtubers I follow mounted one on a plank. Looked really pretty!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjUfnXuGGNc

Check this one out.

I have one of mine growing on a tiny fairy garden arbor. But I use orchid clips to train it. I've yet to see any real epiphytic roots attach. I'll post a picture tomorrow.

This would be an fun experiment. I wonder about using one of those moss poles people grow Aroids on.

Looks beautiful! I also got a fairy garden arbor and can’t wait to use it.

William, did you ever make your creation for curtisii? I'd love to see it.

Popmama,

No, I haven't yet. I originally bought a plant from Home Depot (which apparently they thought was an aquatic plant because it was swimming in water), dried the soil, then broke off a few strands to place in smaller pots. So right now I have two in the three inch post and one back in a HD hanging basket. Since it's Fall here, the days have been gloomy at best and rainy and dark most of the time. The plants seem to have stopped growing. In fact, most of my hoyas have. I didn't think it was the right time to try an experiment since they seem to be entering a dormant period and they've been shocked from the transplanting. Maybe late winter early spring I'll give it a try.

I hate to see my plants going into hibernation as I love looking at them and watching the growth. The only thing which seems to be thriving right now are the mealies. They are relentless and literally a constant battle. Since my plants are all bunched together for the winter, it's like a super highway for them. Neem oil with dawn dish soap or alcohol individually keeps the numbers under control, but it's no fun at this point. Once spring arrives, and they go back outside, the natural predators take over the job and I can relax for a while.

Ha "they thought was an aquatic plant". Good one! As you can see, the one rescue curtisii I have was the same situation. It was drowning. The poor thing.

I detest the mealies. I fight my battle with them constantly too. But the war wages on.