Queen of the Night, Night Blooming Cereus, Live Houseplant, Prosperity

Description: This listing is for 2 Queen of the Night Rooted Leaf Cuttings. Photos are of the mother plant of the leaf cuttings sold on this site. Also included photos of the blooms from the "mother" plant, to show the plant's potential to bloom. You will receive 2 rooted leaf cuttings ready for potting. Plant ships bareroot and plant care guide will be emailed to the buyer. All plants are shipped with care using a proven safe shipping method - sure to arrive healthy and pot ready Queen of the Night Symbolism: Instant Beauty; Immortality; Luck and Prosperity Queen of the night plant is a unique beauty, extremely rare and hard to find. Most of them are only available in certain parts of the world. The flower from this unique plant, known as the “Kadupul Flower” which translates to ‘Flower from Heaven’ is an all white, funnel-shaped flower that is ethereal. The Kadupal Flower produced by the Queen of the Night tops the list of the most expensive flowers in the world. No amount of money could ever buy this flower. It is so rare and so frail that is lives for only a few hours and then dies. Due to its incredibly short life span, this flower has become almost mythical in its status and is revered by many as the most desirable and valuable flowers on earth. Not only is this incredible flower beautiful to behold, during it exquisite hours of it’s bloom it releases a sweet aromatic fragrance that is breathtaking. Each flower blooms on a single quiet night and fades within hours, making the Queen of the Night plant a moonlight beauty., The Queen of the night, Night Blooming Cereus, normally blooms once a year, and up to 6 blooms, depending on the size. However, the leaf cuttings are from a mother plant that has bloomed as many as 9 months in 1 year and as many as 17 Kadupal flowers in a single blooming event. The Queen of the Night, Night Blooming Cereus is a drought-tolerant and low maintenance plant. Allow the soil to dry completely between watering and place the plant in a prominent location, as a "Queen" to receive adequate sunlight – partial/medium sun. Fertilize once in Spring and once she starts to bloom, fertilize after every bloom cycle completes. If she blooms nine times in a year as my mother plant often does, then fertilize 9 times, following the end of each blooming cycle.

Price: 25 USD

Location: Conyers, Georgia

End Time: 2024-11-10T22:20:39.000Z

Shipping Cost: 12 USD