Haemanthus humilis ssp. hirsutus*Note that these Haemanthus will ship with foliage but leaves will begin to die back in the next few weeks months. Their dormancy period is approaching.* Haemanthus humilis is an interesting plant to add to your collection. Especially if you're into uncommon bulbs. They produce large tongue like leaves that are hairy on the undersides. They usually keep just two of their fuzzy flat leaves. This Haemanthus has beautiful pink white blooms, they

protect the plant from herbivores and help with the dispersal of its seeds

This variety looks very similar to the Maidenhair ferns we can find right here in Oregon

Avoid overly compact or water‑retentive media

This one features a mixture of pink and green foliage

Water roughly every 7-10 days as the top 1"-2" of soil dries

We recommend watering every 7-10 days and avoid watering directly in the center as this could rot the plant

making it an excellent statement piece for homes

In terms of care they are relatively simple in comparison to those delicate ferns

giving the plant a finely textured

Young plants usually do not produce fenestration until they mature

and dark green unlike most other common scindapsus varieties

Commonly called the 'Bottle Tree' they develop a swelled trunk that can greatly surpass the width of their canopy