Japanese Dwarf Acorus gramineus, Mixed Wild Plant

"The stone菖蒲 (Acorus gramineus) is a plant that does not rely on the sun's color, nor does it need ample space. It doesn't care for seasons; the older it gets, the denser it becomes, and the poorer the soil, the finer it grows. It can adapt to emotions and cultivate character." ~ Wang Xiangjin of the Ming Dynasty, from "Quanshu" A classic wild plant to admire at your fingertips. Easy to care for, but grows slowly. Planted in a natural volcanic stone pot with excellent moisture retention. We recommend using a shallow water tray for easy care. Provide adequate sunlight and keep consistently watered. Dense foliage; plants in small pots will have shorter leaves. Achieving a mature, clump-like form. /In stock/ Photos 1-5, taken on: 9/28/2025 Materials: 2-3 year old dwarf Acorus gramineus, Duchesnea indica, volcanic stone pot (Shallow water tray and decorative elements not included). Photos 6-7: Cultivated for 2-3 years from 3-4 buds, then transplanted into a crab pot. Photo 8: Comparison with a Kiyosune dwarf Acorus gramineus (left) under cultivation. It can be grown with a shallow water tray. Keep consistently watered and manage sunlight exposure well, and it can become a diligent little companion. Accompanying you for a long time. /Care Difficulty/ Dwarf Acorus gramineus ★★☆☆☆ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Watering Routine | Water daily at a set time while admiring the beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Sterilized Japanese Akadam soil (granular) at 400°C. Placement | Balcony; display indoors in a well-ventilated area for 3-5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 2.5-3 hours of sunlight, avoiding direct midday sun. ✨Care instructions card included with your order. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------