White Fairies Orchid (Schismatoglottis spp.) - Variegated Rare Wild Orchid, Moss Mound Bonsai

Schismatoglottis spp. - Variegated Rare Variety A terrestrial orchid from tropical regions. White flowers resembling birds in flight, delicate filaments like a waterfall. Easy to bloom, an introduced variety propagated locally. A rare Japanese conservation variety - Shito Ohba Sagiso. Continue watering after flowering; no need to harvest the tubers. The older and larger the tuber, the more flower buds. There's also a chance for tuber multiplication and new plants. Flower stalks bloom sequentially from bottom to top. With orchid characteristics, after the flower stalk emerges from the base, it takes a month to bloom, and the flowering period can exceed one month. /In Stock/ Figs. 2-5, photographed on 2025/9/14. Last one available. Figs. 6-8, photographed on 2025/8/23. No need to harvest tubers. This year, an additional plant is available, with a double stem developing flower clusters. A Schismatoglottis spp. with an extremely long viewing period. Gradually blooming from the lower part. Materials: 2 mature White Splitting Petal Large Leaf Sagiso plants, Japanese Saxifrage, moss mound. Figs. 1, 9 | 2-year-old plant with more buds. Photographed on 2024/10/1. No need to harvest tubers; it will go dormant after flowering. Leaves will emerge next summer, with flowering continuing in August and September. Last year was a single plant; this year, it's two. Older plants produce more flower stalks, which is the charm of tuberous plants. A small-leafed, miniature landscape for healing. The growth habit and direction of each plant vary, so designs cannot be uniform. Each plant is unique. (Decorative elements not included) /Cultivation Difficulty/ Schismatoglottis spp. ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Water daily at a fixed time while enjoying the beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Japanese Kanuma soil (granular soil). Placement | Balcony, or a well-ventilated indoor area for 5-7 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 3-4 hours of sunlight, avoiding the midday sun. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------