Grape Hyacinth B | Shigaraki Pot, Fragrant Miniature Plant, Blooming for Chinese New Year

Grape Hyacinth, a charming miniature bulbous flower Native to the Caucasus region, Muscari armeniacum Moschos, derived from the Greek word for musk Adorned with abundant, petite, and adorable flower clusters that emit a delightful fragrance. This is a specially selected, exceptionally petite variety. Featuring slender green leaves, supporting a raceme inflorescence approximately 4-5.5 cm long. Each small flower resembles a bell, showcasing a gradient of white to purple. Even the new offsets are in bloom, preparing to herald 30 days of spring's arrival and offer a graceful mood. Paired with a Shigaraki Ware Flow Glaze Pot - Japanese Origin (Figure 9). Shigaraki ware has been crafted for daily use since the Kamakura period. The pot's rustic clay body exudes a serene, understated charm, both simple and elegant. /In Stock/ Photos 1-7 taken on | 2026/1/18 The bulb provides sufficient nutrients; no additional fertilization is needed. Prefers slightly dry conditions. Water only when the soil surface is completely dry. To check, touch the soil surface with your fingertip. If your fingertip feels no moisture, it is fully dry. Grape Hyacinth --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunlight Exposure | Approximately 3 hours of direct sunlight. The sunlight must reach the plant to count. During flowering, it is recommended to place the plant by a window for viewing, or expose it to sunlight during the day and bring it indoors at night. Alternatively, provide 1-3 days of sunlight followed by 1-3 days in a shaded area. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- /No Bulb Storage Required/ Taiwan's climate is not conducive to storing bulbs naturally. After the flowers fade, enjoy the lush green linear leaves. Continued cultivation is not recommended.