Grape Hyacinth A | Fragrant Mini Potted Plant, Bulbous Wild Grass, Blooming for Lunar New Year

Grape Hyacinth, a Miniature Bulbous Flower. Native to the Caucasus region, Muscari armeniacum. "Moschos" originates from Greek, meaning musk. Abundant, tiny, and lovely flower clusters with a pleasant fragrance. Selected cultivar of a very petite variety. Green, linear leaves accompany a raceme inflorescence approximately 4-5.5cm long. Each small flower resembles a bell, with a gradient from white to purple. Even the offshoots are blooming, Preparing to welcome 30 days of spring, Wishing you a wonderful mood. /In Stock/ Taiwanese Zheng Cheng pot style (Photos 1-2) Japanese Bamboo Phoenix pot style (Photos 3-7) The bulb provides sufficient nutrients, no fertilizer needed. Prefers slightly dry conditions. Water when the soil surface is completely dry. To check, touch the soil surface with your finger. If your fingertip does not feel moisture, it is completely dry. Grape Hyacinth --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunlight: Approximately 3+ hours of direct sunlight. Sunlight must reach the plant to count. During flowering, it is recommended to place it by a window for enjoyment, or sunbathe during the day and admire indoors at night. Alternatively, expose to sunlight for 1-3 days, then move to a shaded spot for 1-3 days. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /No Bulb Harvesting/ The Taiwanese environment is not conducive to self-cultivating bulbs. After the flowers fade and you've enjoyed the green linear leaves, Continuous cultivation is not recommended.