Japanese Toad Lily | Rare Psilotum nudum | Tea Ceremony Aesthetic Mountain Wild Grass | Currently Blooming

Japanese variety white flower, yellow-stamen Tricyrtis (Toad Lily). Acclimatized and propagated locally, also known as 'oiled-dot grass'. Peak flowering season: October to March. Fresh and elegant with abundant flower buds. A single stem can bloom continuously for up to a month. A mature plant has recorded up to 26 flowers, with each individual flower lasting 5 to 7 days, as other stems continue to bloom in succession. Psilotum nudum (Whisk Fern) is a rare plant and one of the oldest vascular plants in the botanical world. It features bundles of slender, pine needle-like green branches, referred to as 'matsubaran' in Japanese. Mature plants display tiny golden spots, which are their sporangia clusters. This is a slow-growing, epiphyte that is difficult to cultivate, a low-key living fossil. The rare Golden Selaginella (Golden Spikemoss) displays golden foliage from autumn through spring. The leaves have an elegant drape, and the older they get, the smaller they become. As a resurrection fern, it prefers a moist environment. Asystasia gangetica (Coromandel) is a perennial creeping herb that blooms occasionally throughout the year, with a peak flowering season in late autumn and spring, featuring clusters of white flowers with pale purple or blue-purple spots. /In Stock/ Photos 1–6 taken on 2026/10/24. Photos 7–8 taken on 2026/9/19. The vintage black and blue glazed rectangular pot features a softened, matte luster with a rustic texture. The Toad Lily is forming flower buds; the three stems will bloom in succession. Materials: 3 Japanese Toad Lily stems, a cluster of Psilotum nudum, Asystasia gangetica, and Golden Selaginella. Utilizing four distinct leaf shapes to create a miniature garden in the palm of your hand. The Psilotum nudum is beginning to show tiny yellow sporangia. The late-autumn exclusive Golden Selaginella exhibits beautiful foliage color changes. Entering the season where the Toad Lily and Asystasia compete in bloom. (Product does not include the display stand.) Photo 9: Illustration of the Japanese Toad Lily in bloom. Photo 10: Illustration of Asystasia blooming and the foliage color change of Golden Selaginella (right). Small-leaved healing landscape bonsai. Because the plants grow and reach in different directions, no two designs are exactly alike; each is unique. /Difficulty/ ★★☆☆☆ /Fertilizer Needs/ ★★★☆☆ /Pest Sensitivity/ ★★★☆☆ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Watering: While enjoying the beauty of your plants, provide water daily at a consistent time. Soil Medium: Japanese Akadama soil. Placement: Balcony; can be moved indoors in the evening to be enjoyed. Sunlight: The plants require at least 3 hours of direct sun daily; can be kept in a shallow water tray.