Acclimation Tips for Imports + Updates after 6 weeks!

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Beautiful plants 🪴 Like 6 My friend, thank you for good sharing

[@zeroeure]

That great you’re getting into Bonsai videos- I have been practicing Bonsai for a few years now and love it!

[@gennasplants]

That's awesome! I have 2 trees right now and there is so much to learn! 🙂

[@Myrtuscommunis]

Very interesting and beautiful plants! 😃👍

[@gennasplants]

Thanks! 🥰

[@Lovinmyplants]

I love importing plants! The ones for me that require more time with is usually the philodendrons, the majority of the anthuriums ship like champs. I decided to import philodendrons from Ecuagenera USA and the anthuriums from Ecuador.

[@gennasplants]

Cool! I've definitely had more success with anthuriums as well 🙂

[@marsf4883]

I’ve never imported plants, but good tips for sure! I think if I did I def would try smaller plants first.

[@gennasplants]

It helps that they're usually a lot cheaper too! And sometimes they end up being bigger than you think! 😁

[@Ginger_Odie]

Thank you for sharing your experience and for all the helpful tips. I have just ordered my first import..3 Hoyas. Do you have any suggestions for Hoya imports? Thank you 🙌💚🪴

[@gennasplants]

I've actually never imported hoyas before but I would probably treat them just like hoya propagations

[@Ginger_Odie]

@@gennasplants thank you 😊