Munemune Ichiso pot | Lion's Mane Fern, rare wild plant, low-light plant

Lion's Mane Fern. Rare and uncommon. A mutant variety of Davallia from Kii, Japan. The nutrient fronds are glossy, with tips forked smaller than a pinky finger. Its unique shape has quickly captured hearts. A rare new favorite in the world of wild plants. Japanese contemporary small pot artist - Munemune Ichiso Hand-pinched textured bean pot, over 10 years old. Signed by hand at the bottom: "Ichiso" Glaze is ancient and rustic, with delicate crackle glaze patterns (Fig. 4). Layered, enduring, and not monotonous. Recommended to pair with a shallow water dish for reservoir cultivation. With proper sunlight management, you can be a diligent little companion, accompanying you for a long time. Growth is relatively slow; autumn and winter are its growing seasons. It may develop long, flat, spore-bearing fronds. Bright green and miniature, irresistibly cute. /In stock/ Figs. 1-6 | Photographed on 2025/9/28 Cultivated locally for over 2 years. Limited quantity, prefers low light conditions. (Decorative elements not included) Fig. 7 | Planting illustration Fig. 8 | Over 3 years of cultivation, overgrown illustration Fig. 9 | Book information excerpt /Cultivation Difficulty/ Lion's Mane Fern ★★☆☆☆ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | While admiring the beautiful plant, water it daily at regular intervals. Soil Medium | Japanese Akadama soil (granular) sterilized at 400°C. Placement | Balcony; place in a well-ventilated indoor area for 5-7 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 1.5-2.5 hours of sunlight exposure on the leaves, avoiding midday sun. ✨Care instructions card included with shipment.