Hoya ‘Minibelle’ is a delightful and compact hybrid of Hoya shepherdii and Hoya carnosa, featuring slender, elongated leaves often flecked with lighter speckles. This fast-growing bushy vine produces gorgeous clusters of star-shaped, porcelain-like flowers in shades ranging from light pink to deeper rose, each with a fuzzy surface and a red-centered white corona. The fragrant blooms can last up to a week and often reappear on the same spurs season after season.

This easy-care Hoya thrives in bright, indirect light but can tolerate lower light levels—it’s happiest within a few feet of a window. Warm indoor temperatures (18–27 °C/65–85 °F) and moderate to high humidity will encourage lush foliage and prolific flowering. Use a chunky, well-draining mix like orchid bark with perlite and peat, and water sparingly: allow the top inch of soil to dry between thorough soak-and-drain cycles (typically every 1–2 weeks). As with other epiphytic Hoyas, a slightly snug pot promotes bloom production.

Hoya Minibelle is pet-safe and relatively resistant to pests, though occasional checks for mealybugs or spider mites are wise. Trim leggy vines to encourage a fuller shape, and repot only when it doubles in size. With its charming foliage, fragrant spring-to-summer blossoms, and forgiving nature, Hoya ‘Minibelle’ is ideal for both novice and seasoned indoor plant collectors.