That heuschkeliana is very "dainty". She's like Australis Lisa's little sister!

I love rotundiflora too. Those odd-shaped leaves just speak to me.

UPT sells great plants, so I am sure these are good to grow!

Beautiful plants! Nice size, especially that heuschkeliana.

Man, I could never catch a good heuschkeliana, Once acclimated where do you intend to keep her? Congrats on the new additions!

Thank you ladies! The heuschkeliana has been on my wish list for awhile. I plan to let them join the family in my plant room (I mean office...lol). I am running out of room now. 😃

@stupidlazydog CT zone 5b/6a I was wondering do you keep your UPT plants in the coco chips they arrive in? I have and they seem to be doing great! I sometimes have a heavy hand when watering and I think it helps.

Tika, I've been growing my Hoyas in a mix of coco chips, bark, and coarse perlite (sometimes a bit of coir or potting mix added) for a while now, so I love getting plants grown in coco chips. It makes repotting them so much easier! It really helps when we get a lot of rain in the summer.

Thank you SLD!

Bill, that's so exciting! Momma odorata had a few flowers open recently. It's hanging up really high in our sunroom, so the fragrance isn't obvious, but it did smell really nice when I took it down to water it :-)