Hoya sp. Loei Province is an unnamed climbing Hoya species from Thailands Loei Province.

Native to:
Found in Thailands Loei Province, likely within montane evergreen forests such as Phu Kradueng or Phu Ruea National Parks at midelevation (around 1 0001 300 m).

Water:
Allow the potting mix to dry slightly between waterings. Water when the top third of the mix is dry – overwatering risks root rot. Once established, occasional deep watering balanced with light cycles encourages growth without waterlogging.

Light:
Provide bright, indirect light or dappled shade. Avoid direct sun, even morning sun, as it may scorch the leaves and reduce the silver pattern contrast. Ideal positioning is near an east or northfacing window in the UK.

Humidity:
Prefers moderate to high humidityideally above 40%, up to 70%+. In typical UK indoor conditions (4060%), it does well; dry winter air may warrant occasional misting or use of a pebble tray.

Temperature:
Optimal in 1829 C. It is intolerant of coldavoid temperatures below 15 C for long periods. Keep away from cold drafts or unheated rooms.