Triantha japonica (Iwa shobu)
¥1,300 （incl. tax）
A tiny sanyaso wildflower with distinctive leaves resembling those of irises. Its delicate white flowers at the ends of its stems leave an impression of neatness and daintiness.
<Tips for growing iwa shobu>
Iwa shobu prefer full sun, but strong direct sun can damage their leaves and flowers. Protect them by providing some shade or moving them to a shady spot during hours of strong sunlight. Also remember to provide good ventilation to avoid excessive humidity and keep the plants healthy.
The plants prefer well-drained soil. Prepare rich soil that is not excessively moist. Water the plant when the topsoil becomes dry to avoid excessive dryness. It is important to provide adequate water, especially during the growing and flowering seasons.
This vigorously growing plant can become overgrown. Maintain its comely shape by regular pruning.
— Delicate flowers to adorn tearooms —
