5 days really isn't a long time. My experience is plants need a recovery period after being mailed. Mist the leaves to prevent dehydration and give them a chance to adjust. Do know it's not uncommon to lose new growth on a recently mailed plant, but nothing to panick over!

Good luck!

Kelly

Aveo5,

Five days for me would be a miracle time!

I have hoyas that took 34 days to arrive and arrived alive!

So don't worry, your hoya will be just fine after the adaptation period.

Mitzi

The longest I have had cuttings in the mail was 21 days so your plants 5 days were like a nap in comparison.

Newly rooted Hoyas can look like they are doing nothing and sometimes they really are doing nothing. If there is an abscence of growth up top it can also mean that the plant is forming a larger root system and newly potted plants or cuttings often do this. Once your plant settles in and forms a good root system it will grow much more quickly but sometimes this can take months and many of us have cuttings that have done almost nothing for an entire year. You just need to be patient and give your plant the best care you can and it will reward you in time.

Mike