Just to answer the cutting size question, they range in size from a 2-node cutting to 3 feet long!! If you get a long one, I'd recommend cutting it up so that you have a fuller plant, and I think smaller cuttings have a better chance at rooting well. I think the size of the cutting he sends depends on how available that particular hoya is. I am doing the U.S. order, and I had difficulty cutting my list down too! I went through tons of scrap paper. And as crazy as I am, I'm also planning on going in on the Fall order too....that way, if I lose a certain cutting that I want, I'll be able to replace it in the Fall!! Also, I will be able to get the ones that I had to cut off my list this time. Yes, I'm too far gone :P Have fun! Gabi

I got word several days ago that Iris Marie will be processing our order on the week of July 4th. I'm sorry, I meant to post this when the information first came to me but there's so much going on right now at home it sort of slipped my mind. My 91 year old grandmother had to be hospitalized a little over a week ago for a broken leg bone and we're not sure how it happened. She spent 3 days in the hospital then was transferred to a nursing facility for rehab so she'd be able to come back home. After a few days in the nursing home she was complaining about the pain in her leg being so bad she couldn't stand it so she was taken back to the hospital where it was discovered not only was the lower part of her leg broken but there is also a break in the upper leg as well. She has been in the hospital for the past 2 days but was taken back to the nursing home late this afternoon.

Pug I would keep it sealed. If you saw how steamy my Hoya rooting tank is you would faint but still 100% success rate. LOL I have my Hoya imbricata and Hoya hyplosia rooting in a plastic storage container similar to yours that has a piece of plexiglass as a top and I am concerned that there is not enough humidity so I mist the cuttings every day. I would much rather have them in the heated and very humid aquarium/rooting chamber but it is completely full right now. As long as you have enough light then the cuttings can take the humidity but if it gloomy and wet in there you can run into problems. The David Liddle order for Eastern Canada was shipped today so I will have eight more Hoyas hopefully by the end of the week or early next week. I don't quite know where I will be rooting those cuttings but I am excited none the less. I think I need a greenhouse. Mike

A sad day not only for David's family and friends but for Hoya lovers across the world! I have through the years ordered a few times in group orders to David and also emailed him with questions about this Hoya or that one. David always emailed back with gorgeous pictures and an in depth answer to my question. Possibly after grieving Iris Marie will feel like continuing with their Hoya dreams.,,,,Debbie