The Pink Trellis Plant Shop Update | LOTS of Hoya and more! 

Thank you so much Tamra!!!! :)

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Hi Tina!!!! No worries!!!! I appreciate all the orders you have already made 🥰. Thank you soooo much!!!!

In two weeks I’ll have more available 😊

That's the hardest part...takes me HOURS to pack everything up LOL. Thanks Chris :).

Thanks 😊

Yup! Thank you 💕💕💕

Hi, Cherie!!!! At the time I listed the plant you purchased it was the biggest of the bunch. These have been sitting here with me for a few more weeks so they are getting bigger the longer they are with me LOL. Hopefully yours is growing nicely too :).

Hi!!! I don’t think I forgot to list anything. There are like 4 Hoyas on the third page/last page in the shop. Maybe you missed them?

Thank you Sylvia :).

I totally will. I forgot to check in on it today!!! I'll have to go do that :).

😊 thank you

Thanks Sylvia 💚💚💚

Thanks!!!!

Hopefully you'll find them eventually...just like the Hoya mathilde :). Thanks Eiman!!!!

Thank you Betty! I list new plants every other week so the next update will be next Friday July 12th.

At what time?

@@bettyc4345 typically between 8:15am and 8:30am mountain time.

I don’t think it’s fair that everyone pays the same shipping price regardless of what and how much they buy.

Hi, there! Thanks for placing an order even when not liking the price of shipping. There is more that goes into shipping beyond the cost of postage. Even above the cost of the material used to package the item(s). I appreciate your frustration with the cost and I totally understand if you do not want to purchase more from me in the future because of that. That is 100% your choice. I'm not forcing anyone :). On a personal note.... I recently paid $14.95 for shipping on two tiny Hoya and frequently pay around that price so I don't think I'm being unreasonable...especially when I compare their packaging to my packaging. But that's my opinion :). Usually those sellers that charge cheap shipping, it's reflected in the way they package their plants. I really don't know what else to say about this. Thanks for reaching out.

@@ThePinkTrellis I think I was more so frustrated because I didn’t realize how much the shipping was until I looked at my bank account. I may have overlooked it , but usually would notice this before I made the purchase. Anyway, no hard feelings and I do enjoy your content and have for a long time now. Your collection is stunning and i admire the hard work you put into it.

@@jessicapetrin1655 thank you 💚💚💚

Hi, Araceli!!!! Not really wanting to do trades right now but thanks for offering :).

@@ThePinkTrellis it ok Gina I’m thought some one on the community might interested

@@araceliarroyo76 oh!!!! I thought you were asking me ☺️. I hope you find some interest!!!! 💚💚💚

@@ThePinkTrellis hopefully 🤞 🤞🦋

Sold out of Hoya but there are some others still available :).

@@ThePinkTrellis only need Hoya😟

Hi, Sue! I feel pretty fortunate to not have had to deal with mealy bugs all that much. My first experience was with some succulents and I just tossed those in the trash. My second experience I was determined to save because it was a large Hoya pubicalyx that I purchased from facebook marketplace. That plant was INFESTED! When I got it it was clean, but shortly after they showed up (I know they came with the plant). I basically took the whole plant outside and removed every last bit of dirt from the roots and sprayed the heck out of that plant with a garden hose. Then I took a homemade bug spray (soap, peroxide and rubbing alcohol) and sprayed the heck out of it. Never saw a mealybug after that LOL. I've had a couple of Hoya come with mealybugs and was able to easily wash them away (they were small cuttings), and that's the extent of my dealings with mealybugs. They seem really easy to get rid of...and now I'm hoping I haven't jinxed myself by saying that LOL. My suggestion is a vigorous cleaning with water. Remove all soil. Spray with your bug spray. That worked for me :).

@@ThePinkTrellis Yeahhh. I never had a problem with mealies either. I moved to Florida last year and I keep most of my plants on my screened lanai year round. I have a lot more pest problems here than I had in New Jersey. It seems like the pests are a little different than the ones up north, I guess because of the climate. I've struggled with spider mites too, but they are different, the webs are smaller and the damage is different, and I have had them on plants I wouldn't expect, like my monstera deliciosa.

Thank you Maia!!!! 💚💚💚

Or Christine??? 💚😊💚😊💚