Hoyas Pubicaly Mottle…

Absolutely beautiful!! My plant arrived on time and securely packaged and healthy!! I couldn’t be any more pleased with this plant! I definitely intend to buy more! So excited to see it start growing!

I knocked off one star because it came with no instructions, but I chose it because I did a search for plants that would do well with filtered light from a northern exposure and this was one of them the article said would work. It was small but I've had it less than a month and it's grown quite a bit. I also read that it likes being root bound so I have it in a tiny pot about the size of a jar that strained baby food comes in. I read that when you transplant it into a larger pot it will slow the growth so I'm waiting awhile.

Packaging was perfect, ready to be planted right out of the box. Cuttings are decent size and very healthy. The weather here has been HOT the last few days, and peaked at 97 degrees today. No wilting or damage was noticed, despite the heat.For the price and quality, I definitely give this 5 stars.

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Couldn't wait to get my plant, planted right away,already lost 2 leaves, was sent with NO care instructions 😭 This plant has sentimental values,hope it doesn't die.

No planting or care instructions were enclosed.

I'm very happy, my first plant was damaged and dried out upon delivery and shortly after that review I received a new one that is growing healthily. I was surprised and pleased to receive a new plant without even asking.

The plant took almost 10 days to arrive in a box beat up by USPS, despite being labeled fragile - but I blame the current conditions for that, not the sellers fault. The plant was quite wilted with 2-3 leaves lost, despite a well packed root ball with moist bark medium. Leaves had some silvery green residue, perhaps a fertilizer.This is not a 5" vine as advertised in the description, rather two rooted node cuttings whose leaf span is several inches. Though rooted, there does not appear to be new growth yet. I would have expected 2-3 nodes with leaf clusters on a 5" vine. This cutting was $17.I potted up the cuttings with Osmocote fertilizer and cleaned the leaves. The plant seems cute with occasional splash variagation, and I am excited to see what new growth looks like. It's in a shaded but bright spot outside to stimulate a little new growth before cool weather comes.Edit: 8 month update. This plant has shot up two feet in 8 months over winter and spring. It grew actively even over northeastern winter (fertilizer helped). I have it in a semi western window with bright light. Planted in very loose succulent soil in a fabric pot for good drainage. Watered once a week with very diluted Jacks all purpose fertilizer.