Split-petal Large-leaf Grass Orchid | Mutant Rare Wild Grass Moss Mound Bonsai

Split-petal Large-leaf Grass Orchid - Mutant Rare Variety Terrestrial orchid from tropical regions White flower clusters like a hundred birds spreading their wings Easy to cultivate and bloom, exotic variety bred locally Japanese restoration-grade rare Grass Orchid variety - Split-petal Large-leaf Grass Orchid 3-4 hours of sunlight are sufficient Continue watering after flowering; tubers do not need to be harvested The older and larger the tubers, the more buds there will be There is also a chance for tubers and new plants to multiply 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 blooming period can exceed one month. /In Stock/ Photos 2-5, photographed on | 2026/8/27. Variety first release. Materials | 1 x 2-year-old mature Split-petal Large-leaf Grass Orchid, Sphagnum moss mound. No need to harvest tubers; it is normal for an extra plant to appear next year. Gradually blooming from the lower part, a Large-leaf Grass Orchid with an extremely long viewing period. Photos 1, 6 | Last year's flowers, photographed on | 2025/10/30 No need to harvest tubers; it will go dormant after flowering. Leaves will emerge the following summer, blooming continuously in August and September. Last year was a single plant; this year it has become two. Older plants produce more flower stalks; this is the joy of tuberous plants. The growing direction and spread of the plants vary, so unified design is not possible. Each plant is unique. (Product does not include ceramic plate or decorative elements) /Planting Difficulty/ Split-petal Large-leaf Grass Orchid ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | While admiring the beautiful plant, water it daily at regular intervals. Soil Medium | Japanese Akadamatsuchi (granule soil) Placement | Balcony, or place indoors with good ventilation for 5-7 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 3-4 hours of sunlight, avoiding the midday sun. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------