Forest Living Wall Frame: Lucky Mountain Wild Grass Potted Plant, Can Stand or Be Hung.

Mountain Wild Grass Living Wall Frame Features 4 types of small-leaved wild grasses. Arranged with a focus on leaf shape and color. A miniature living wall condensed into a frame. Beautiful when placed by a well-ventilated window to admire. Enjoy greenery within a small space. Plants at home are said to enhance studies and careers, bringing luck in exams and significant contract success. Create your own positive aura, easily repositionable. More practical than commercially constructed living walls. Selected imported frame, durable and easy to clean plastic. /In Stock/ Photos 1-5 Black Frame - Right Materials: *Tradescantia spathacea*, *Pilea peperomioides*, *Liparis elegans*, *Asystasia gangetica* Black Frame - Left Materials: *Pilea grandifolia*, *Pilea peperomioides*, *Liparis elegans*, *Asystasia gangetica* *Pilea peperomioides*: Blooms small red flowers in summer and autumn (see Photo 6). *Liparis elegans*: Blooms purple flower spikes in spring. *Asystasia gangetica*: Blooms small white flowers from May to September. *Pilea grandifolia*: Mature plants bloom white flower spikes from March to May, already producing runners for propagation. Photos 7-8: Example photos of the plant frame. Photo 9: Example photo of combining frames to create a wall living display. /Planting Difficulty/ ★☆☆☆☆ /Fertilizer Needs/ ★☆☆☆☆ /Pest Sensitivity/ ★★☆☆☆ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Watering Routine | Water every 2-3 days while enjoying the beautiful plants. Soil Medium | Japanese Akadama soil (granules) sterilized at 400°C, sphagnum moss, 1/5 potting soil. Placement | Balcony, or indoors in a ventilated area for 5-7 days before moving to a balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 1.5-3 hours of direct sunlight. Cleaning | Japanese resin frame; gently wipe with a damp, non-abrasive sponge. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Due to seasonal variations and availability, the plants will have different movements and flows, making a unified design impossible. The arrangement is randomized, and each piece is unique. The plant density is consistent with the product images. (Decorative elements like ceramic houses or tiles are not included.)