It came in a very fast mix. The guy uses mostly cypress mulch, some peat chunks, and lots of little plastic balls that are hollow, and maybe a tiny bit of soil, I really couldn't ID all the ingredients ( I spilled it once, so inspected the media). I bought a bale of mulch and used that to pot up, adding only Growstone and a bit of coir. The pot gets light in the summer almost every other day and I just throw in a full cup of MG Bloombooster (one time full strength, next time half strength), much less in winter, although that is when the vines grow the most, Then I use a lighter version of MG Plant Food for the green growth. Since I bought it, I have realized this plant loves full sun and plenty of water and all it does is bloom constantly and grow a foot a month or so. But this is a cv Sunrise clone and it has very large dark green leaves with thick vienage, my old Sno Caps had leaves half the size. So, to sum it up, it gets thirsty and hungry and loves light. Full sun helps, too. Funny thing, but living here in FL, I hear people saying they shade their plants so they won't get leaf burn. I grow all my Hoyas in FULL WEST sun, outside and the only leaves ever effected were the half white half green Carnosa KQ. Eventually the white half will die but the full white ones don't mind the sun at all. What's up with that ? Well that was longer than I expected, sorry. It is easy to get carried away in the world of Hoya. Marco

Worthy, What you are looking for is a lender that funds Alternative Credit Score loans. These loans are based upon things as rent, utility bills, monthly insurance payments, child care, rent-to-own agreements and past mortgage payments. Churchill Mortgage, Lending Tree, Fifth - Third, I believe are some lenders that are doing these loans. Churchill I know is. Just Google Alternative Credit Score Lenders and go from there.

Ultimately depends on the lab the driller uses and whether they give the option of same day testing. The actual testing is a fairly simple process. Most results are transferred via email at this point. We can get lab results same day for a higher fee, next day for a smaller fee, and standard turn here for the lab we use is 2-3 days.

Waverly66 - I don’t think the link above on the USA website is talking about the 7000 generation appliances. There is no mention of the features in the link whirlpool trainee posted from the German website. There are other products in the US press release - main highlight seemed to be their refridgeration line enhancements and 30” warming drawer. My suggestion is wait and see what hits their website over the next few months. Miele keeps their product offerings very close to their vest and typically don’t make specific announcements until they are basically ready to order. For example the dishwasher I bought was just announced when I was ordering appliances and made a last minute switch to get a new model. Miele announced their XL combi steam oven non plumbed then a few months later announced the plumbed model. Had I known a plumbed model was in the works I would have added the drain before slab. Adding it after the fact was another $1K so I skipped it. Their approach is very different than Wolf Sub Zero - check out the Wolf SubZero next generation website - great information - I have followed it for a few years and their products tend to slip quarter after quarter. Their M class oven was one when I was choosing my appliances that continued to slip. Their current product that has slipped dramatically is their Cove dishwasher announced almost a year ago. I believe that is now finally targeted for April release but we will see. As far as service - you are correct - MIele does not have a US wide service area. Personally I would run like the wind if it will take hours for a tech to get to my house and they will charge me an arm and a leg. There is one Miele tech in my area and he services a huge area. I would call their service department (call in the am to get Princeton) and ask them what the service call charge is for you home. The wait on their technical service line is usually very short particularly first thing in the am. I do find their service folks pretty knowledgeable and helpful. I understand your frustration - good luck!!!