Round-Leaf Mountain Tortoise B | Bulbous Mini Mountain Wild Grass Terrarium.

The Round-Leaf Mountain Tortoise is a caudex plant. Its round caudex and round leaves are very healing and cute. Cultivated locally for leaf growth, requires about 3-5 hours of sunlight. Full sun or partial sun is acceptable; water when the soil surface is nearly dry. Paired with a specially shaped planter. Cloud-Foot Ceramic Rectangular Pot. A mini bean planter with a rich Zen aesthetic. /In Stock/ Photos 1-6, photographed on 2026/8/6. Mountain Tortoise bulb diameter is approximately 3.5 cm, capable of creating a Zen ambiance. Thin leaves are translucent green, with clear veins, high aesthetic value, and very healing. During hot weather, water thoroughly before the soil on the surface dries completely. An care card is included with the shipment. (Product does not include the display board or decorative elements.) Photo 7, illustration of translucent leaves in natural light. Entering the growing season, it continues to grow leaves. It produces inconspicuous yellow flowers. If you want it to grow more leaves, it is recommended to prune the flowers. During the deciduous dormancy period, you can store the bulb or move it to a cool, shaded place. Water when the soil surface is dry. /Planting Difficulty/ Mountain Tortoise ★☆☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Water regularly while admiring the beautiful plant. Soil Medium | 400°C heat-sterilized Japanese Akadama soil (granular). Placement | Balcony; display in a well-ventilated indoor area for 3-5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 2.5-4 hours of direct sunlight. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prefers a warm, humid environment. Usually loses leaves and goes dormant in mid to late December. When temperatures are low, move indoors to avoid the cold to delay dormancy. After dormancy, reduce sunlight exposure and water once a week. In May-July, carefully observe for emerging leaf buds and resume watering when 2/3 of the soil surface is dry.