Hoya kuhlii is quite tolerant. I've forgotten to water it a few times and it has been standing in a cold kitchen window. So, even if it comes from a warm place and looks tender it can handle more than one would expect.
I concider Hoya kuhlii to be a small leaved species. The leaves are quite cute, dark green with dimples around the mid nerve. It is a neat growing so I don't think it's a problem to fit it in just about anywhere.
 | Should not be exposed to sunlight.. A shaded window facing west or east is good. |
 | Tolerates some drought but should not be allowed to run completely dry. |
 | Intermediate species. Tolerates short exposure to temperatures no less than 10°C. Best grown in a regular room temperature of 20-25°C. |
Flower size: 5 mm Ø
Leaf size: ca 20mm × 60mm
Growth: Climbing/hanging
Scent: Faint
Section: Acanthostemma
Origin: Indonesia (Java)
Author: Koord.
Publication: Exkursionsfl. Java, iii. 103 (1912), in clavi.