Calanthe discolor Wild Grass | Japanese Shibukata Pot | Echizen Bunsan Pot

Japanese Small Pot Artisan - Echizen Bunsan Handcrafted texture, exuding a special sense of serene elegance. The ice crackle glaze on these small pots is highly distinctive. Double-signed pot, featuring a maker's mark inside and a handwritten signature on the base. Japanese Shibukata Purple Clay Pot: The shape, pot feet, and body have a substantial feel. These antique pots are mostly crafted for miniature bonsai. Shibukata pots suitable for wild grasses are rarely seen. Maker's mark on pot base: Shibukata Calanthe discolor is an easy-to-grow small orchid, thriving in bright, indirect light. Flowering season is from autumn to the following spring; it is characterized by small plants and large flowers, with terminal inflorescences. Inflorescences emerge from the leaf axils, with each typically bearing 1-2 flowers. The flowers are semi-open and pendulous, with a diameter of approximately 2.5-3 cm and a bloom life of about 3 weeks. After flowering, it enters its growth period; providing ample watering is beneficial for its development. /In Stock/ Photos 1-5: Japanese Echizen Bunsan Ice Crackle Glaze Pot Photos 6-8: Japanese Shibukata Purple Clay Round Pot /Flowers have finished blooming/ Photo 9: Information on the ceramic artist, excerpted from the 2006 Bonsai Pot Grand Catalog. Photo 10: Illustrative photo of blooming. /Planting Difficulty/ Calanthe discolor ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Schedule | Water daily at a set time during summer and autumn; water every 1-2 days during winter and spring. Soil Medium | Small pebbles. Location | Balcony; place indoors in a well-ventilated area for 5-7 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 2-3 hours of sunlight, avoiding direct midday sun. ✨Care instructions card included with your purchase. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------