Should work as a climbing terrarium plant, but more commonly grown in hanging baskets as a houseplant.

I don't work with Hoya or Dischidia much, but I have a few and they keep growing on me so I'll offer some cuttings here and there. What I do know is they like consistent warmth, good moisture BUT with very porous soil media similar to the "chunky Aroid mix" of #4 perlite, cocochip, charcoal, etc.

Rooting hormone and a sphagnum prop-box is how I'd root these, but I'm sure there are many other good ways.

You'll receive a similar, non-exact cutting of similar size.

These are grown fully outdoors, all year. This produces tough and hardy foliage, but comes with natural cosmetic damage.