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My Hoyas from Thailand have arrived!!! AHHOYA (pics)

7 years ago

These are my hoyas that i ordered from AHHOYA located in Thailand. (thanks to aurora's enabling!)

They are so beautiful!

So lets get started!

First up is Hoya Rosariae. This one is similar to Obscura.

Next up is this HUGE Hoya Densifolia (Dark Form)

Next is Pachyclada Variegata. These leaves are so beautiful.

Next is my favorite! This is my new Hoya Caudata Silver

The leaves are so large and tough! And the coloring is phenomenal

Next is Hoya Pachyclada Apodagis

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greentoe357

7 years ago

Those huge plants look amazing.

I am glad we figured out our orders from AH Hoya got shipped on the same day, and it was fun to track them together, Tony. Even though I lost the race and got my box a day later. :-)

I am totally jealous of your caudata silver. Getting it in my next order. What an attractive plant!

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Bridgett Gooden
7 years ago
I love them!!!do the come potted up already?
Monica bf N. Carolina zone 7B
7 years ago
Beautiful. Good luck with them.
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tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago

Next is Pachyclada White.

Then, we have Pachyclada Red Corona

I also got one from aurora and this one seems a bit different.

Then we have this cute little Hoya Lacunosa/Obscura

Last are the 2 Humongous Hoya Rosita's (Wayetti X DS-70)
tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago
This is the box the order came in. It was shipped on Friday and i got it on Tuesday.
tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago
I had to pot them up, but they were already rooted.
Lisa McEachern
7 years ago
Wow they are beautiful. I love the variegated Hoya pachyclada and the Hoya caudata silver.
Klnco
7 years ago
Ah, lucky you! Beautiful silver caudata. Ive had my eye out for one of those guys!
Denise
7 years ago
Nice haul, Tony! Can you post a link to this AHHOYA? I'm particularly intrigued by the wayetti/DS-70 cross.

Denise in Omaha
tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago
Yes, denise!

Here is their website AHHOYA
tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago
Denise, The website does not show a picture of the Rosita but it is listed at #90 on their price list. I had seen images of it before and was surprised that they carried it.

Let me know if you want to make trade, i can spare some cuttings since those 2 plants i received are so big!
Denise
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
It says "small size with rooted or cutting unrooted" - does that mean rooted and unrooted are the same price? Do you specify? And I would by no means call the ones you got "small"! And what did shipping cost you?

Denise
tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Denise, unless otherwise stated all the plants are rooted. You have to specifically ask for unrooted cuttings. They sell small, medium and large size plants. Most of the plants i got were medium or large. Because of that, shipping was a steep $109.00!
Denise
7 years ago
And did you have to get an import permit?

Denise in Omaha
tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago
Denise, If you get 12 plants or less, they provide all the paperwork that you need. If you get all small plants, shipping will also be about $50 dollars less.

Also, to make shipping even cheaper you can go the economy route which can take 2 to 3 weeks. I wanted my plants FAST!
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7 years ago
Oooh I love the Hoya Rosita!! Congrats on the new plants, how fun. Let me know if you have room in your next order and would be interested in splitting shipping costs, tlbean. :)
tlbean2004
Original Author
7 years ago
Greenhouse, let me know if you want some cuttings of the Rosita.
gvargo883_mst
7 years ago
They are beautiful. I can hardly believe the size of some of them. I must have one of those variegated pachycladas! So sexy.

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Beautiful!

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