Munakata Issou Pot | Variegated "Oil-Spot" Lily | Fragrant Wild Plant

Variegation, a phenomenon akin to albinism in the plant kingdom, results in rare variations of wild plants. These plants grow slowly but are easy to cultivate. Water when the topsoil is semi-dry, or place on a shallow water tray for effortless care. Variegation patterns vary on each leaf, with some exhibiting near-white foliage, showcasing a rich diversity of leaf characteristics. The flower stalks are fragrant, with green flowers arranged in a cluster. By Munakata Issou, a contemporary Japanese ceramic artist. Lilac glazed round pot, an aged piece over 10 years old. Signed by hand on the pot's base: "Issou saku" (Made by Issou). /In Stock/ Photos 1-5, taken on March 29, 2026. 6 bulbs, the largest corm measures 3 cm. Older bulbs tend to flower more. Each bulb is a variant of the "oil-spot" lily. A captivatingly patterned variegated "oil-spot" lily, paired with rare fern-leaf pine. A bulb forest at your fingertips. Photo 6, illustration of a blooming plant. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Provide water at regular intervals while appreciating your beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Japanese Akudama soil (granules), sterilized at 400°C. Placement | Balcony; display in a well-ventilated indoor area for 3-5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 2.5 hours of direct sunlight. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------