Cindeea...They look nice and healthy. I like that variegated one. Xuan...The nursery is just outside Manila in Antipolo City where it's higher in elevation (little bit cooler) and a LOT less of pollution. She can always contact my mother or visit the nursery as long as she calls first. Unfortunately, my mother is leaving PI to come here in US for a 3 month visit on Thursday. Growing AVs in a very tropical country is hard. This is a result of years(around 10-15) of studying of temp./humidity/potting mix/fertilizer/insecticide and fungicide spraying schedule/propagation techniques that would work in that growing environment. Good luck on your upcoming business. My mother and I will always be here if you need some advice.

Sorry...I'm just eager to know what they all are! Next time I will post in smaller batches and include a ruler as suggested by another poster in my other thread. Halcyon does fit #5 and #4...since I think I got these both from my dad...planted it different locations. I will move #4 closer to #5 and see if that helps any. I checked the back of the "Undulata Albomarginata". They are glossy! Thanks! As for #9... I'm thinking that and #3 are the same. They are about the same size (you wouldn't know since I didn't include a ruler) and both of these plants came with the property. I'll take better photos and include a ruler and make a new post regarding these ones. Thanks for all the help!

Dawn, I found 21 baby hornworms [all sextas] on some old growth tomato plants I tore out last weekend. I have cukes planted in the bed now. My new tomatoes are in a different bed, where I tore out the old, played out cucumbers, July 2. Yes, tender loving care combing over those leaves and stems. At least half the cats were well under 1", a couple just 12-24 hours old. The biggest was only 2.5" and was first to finish. I lost 2 of them to illness, but NOT parasites. I have two ice cream buckets with dirt and pupae in them, along with sticks for the new moths to climb on for proper wing development. I will release the moths. Yes, I'm blessed with an abundance of silver, black nightshades, Carolina horsenettle and ground cherry on which to feed my little pets. Yes, it is against my religion ot kill any hornworm, except the catalpa sphinx cats, which come on, en masse. Those are NOT pests, they are a resource! They are for fishing and special treats for my chickens. Of course, some are captive-reared and released later. This protects them from the parasitoids. Dawn, did you get my message about your tomatoes?

I pray that he is soon all well and that he starts taking care of himself, not only for himself but for his mother so she won't have to worry. Shirley