Plants came in great condition,although me and aurorawa did a group order from the west coast where she lives.Total transit in 6 days,all the plants are doing good.If you get the plants in 7 or 8 days you should be good. Doug placed an order and he got his on only 3 days from JFK!! He said some of his are showing signs if new growth after only 10 days! He is hesitate to place another order being he may not be that lucky again.It has been 8 days for me since i planted them up...ill post a few cell pics in the next post. Give it a shot...some really rare plants I have not seen offered to US before!

Thank you Jimmy, for the pictures. I may have to go ahead and do it. I want the h. undulate for sure, number one on my list.

My undulata also lost it's vine to dieback, but I am AMAZED at how quickly it puts out new growth. All of my other ones have also put on new growth. cb60q, it is worth it. I don't usually say that about overseas ordering, but this vendor ROCKS.

Thank you aurorawa, I already made my pick.

@Jimmy, why is your new plants in humidity tent? Is that necessary during this time of the year/summer for all new arrival? I don't have humidity tent.

Not necessary...but it helps to mimic Thailand conditions...high heat,high humidity,The heat mat and led light on for 12 hours and off for 12 hours on.Outside should work too now it is hot and humid out.

Okay, thanks Jimmy.

Mine are outside, where it is hot and muggy. Thanks, Puget Sound weather!

I think there is more fluctuation in humidity levels on the east coast as to where is it is more constant where aurorawa lives. I would say as long as it is over 60% you should be OK with the hoyas outside. A tray with pebbles and water should help keep the humidity at a more constant level especially in the afternoon heat.The level in my tent ranges from 70% to mid 90s.I also have a small pc fan going when the lights and heat mat are on to keep the mold away. As of now my meter reads 79% humidity, 80 degrees fahrenheit.

I cannot wait till we can finally go home to Ga where i have a 8x24 ft of empty greenhouse waiting for me to fill it up of plants.