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Looking for nerd plants

7 years ago

Have been growing Hoyas for years, but am finding new enthusiasm. Can you folks recommend some reliable sources for new plants?

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Sans2014
7 years ago
A good question I too would like to have answered.
susan46
Original Author
7 years ago
I have had some luck with Glass House Works in Ohio.
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klromers
7 years ago
gardinos has been good to me, they send nice sized plants, and you can tell they really care about sending out quality stuff (in my opinion). Paula is always wonderful about taking the time to answer my questions.

I have purchased from several eBay vendors with good luck. If it is my first time ordering from a vendor I really look at their feedback and examine their pictures before deciding to order.

There is a a bunch of info in older Hoya forum posts on vendors people like to buy from, that has been a wonderful resource for me

There are a some Facebook groups where people sell hoyas (Hoya lovers and Hoya temptations are the 2 I keep an eye on)

happy shopping!

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