Genus | Neofinetia |
Type | Botanical species |
Origin | Japan |
Plant size | Small |
Cultivation temperature | Intermediate |
Light intensity | Moderate |
Fragrance | Yes |
Cultivation system | Pot |
Plant stage | Blooming size |
Flowering frequency | One time to year |
Flowering period | From spring through fall |
Neofinetia falcata ‘Kishu Ryokufu’
CHF 38.00
NOT IN BLOOM
The photo of the flower and the plant is indicative
- Rare variety of Neofinetia falcata (imported South Corea)
- Pot with minimum 2 vegetation
- Kishu Ryokufu is a princess leaf form that produces very light green flowers, though not as vivid as the greens found in Hisui or Tosamidori, the two greenest varieties.The typical form of Ryokuhou is a pure green with green root tips. It’s known for its ability to form dense clumps, grow to a substantial size, and present a very neat and uniform appearance with little to no training required.
- Like all Neofinetia, prefers an environment with good air circulation and filtered light. It grows well in well-draining substrates and requires a certain level of ambient humidity to thrive. In winter, it is advisable to reduce watering.
- Repotted in the middle of august (it may be that not all roots can be active)
1 in stock