Japanese Shiba Shengbo | Native freesia wild grass potted plant in bloom

Freesia muiri, a native South African species It has a fragrant aroma, and its native plants are short and have elegant flowers. More Zen-like than garden varieties The native species' leaves and flower stalks stand upright and are not easy to fall over. Materials: 2 freesia bulbs, mature golden saxifrage, golden selaginella, moss Paired with Japanese small bowl writer-Shiba Sheng An old hand-made round bowl with ice crack glaze, with a signature on the bottom (Figure 5) /Spot goods/ Figures 1 to 8, taken on March 24, 2025 The double peduncles have a more pronounced fragrance and bloom in sequence ★A maintenance instruction card is included in the box★ Sunlight | About 3.5~4 hours of sun exposure Figure 9, Freesia flowering reference picture, taken on 2025 March Freesia / Planting Difficulty / ★☆☆☆☆ /Heavy fat level/ ★★☆☆☆ /Disease sensitivity/ ★★☆☆☆ Use a shallow water tray to keep the water flowing, and plant flowers easily and turn them into flower picking fingers💕 (´艸｀) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunshine degree: about 3.5~4 hours of sunshine, the sun must shine on the plants (Ultraviolet light is required for indoor breeding) Watering Exercise | Water the plants regularly every day while enjoying the beautiful plants Soil medium | 400 degrees high temperature sterilized Japanese Akadama soil (granular soil) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------