Our mail used to go west, to Gary, then back east. It made sense...Now, our mail goes to a hub in Illinois, and back east. Much slower...But, the price of stamps went down...
Salixx. I love, love, love, my mail lady! You guys are saints! I just left her a Fanny May bar in the mailbox. A good mail carrier makes life much better...Remember that guys...Cause when you get a bad mail person ( or UPS etc) life is more complicated.

Dolly, that is very sweet of you! I love finding goodies in the mailbox, from cookies to veggies, it's very nice but never expected and I do my job to the best of my ability no matter what.

Now, if you have a sweet, sweet dog that comes and says hi to me and does the butt-wiggle dance... then you might get special treatment! Kind of kidding, but the nice dogs on the route(s) I work make my day just like the nice people. I'm not supposed to give out treats, but I do for my favorites (dogs, that is... not people LOL).

Matt, I hope you give a happy update today!

Salixx, I only told you half the story (not for here). Miss Jackie has a farm, and we only have house cats ( I was raised on a farm) so, we exchange our animal stories and illness and deaths etc. And, I am glad to hear you take pride in your work! Thank you.

My plant from Bonita Springs, Florida has arrived! This is my Neofinetia falcata x Asctm miniatum!

OH NO! The box partly collapsed (side view)
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Unpacking the box, my plant emerges unscathed. It has five growths.
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Yea!!! Congrats on the new baby.

Oh what a big beautiful plant! I'll bet your heart sank when you saw the box. It looks perfect, congratulations!

At least you get updates!

I get arrived at origin then nothing until it's on the vehicle.

Thank you all for your kind words! Totally happy with this plant. It is a healthy plant. But you can't go wrong with this hybrid.

Updates are sometimes inconsistent. I really only worry over shipping when the journey goes through bad weather. I also notice that if a plant comes from California it leaves that state and two days later it lands in Indianapolis, and from there each postal office it goes through gives an update.

What's the name of the vendor? I live 10 minutes form Bonita springs in fort myers and want to see if they are open to the public!


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