Monilaria moniliformis (Bunny Ears) Handmade Pots

Monilaria moniliformis (Bunny Ears) Handmade PotsA small species, forming tiny clusters. The leaves make this distinct, forming several heads with two long leaves emerging from each head, this resembles bunny ears, giving it its common name. The species originates from the Knersvlakte along the West Coast and it is summer dormant (leafless during summer), growing actively during winter. It requires morning sun, with ample light watering during winter and a summer dormancy period. Plants offered

It is an easy to grow species

turning a beautiful red colour in winter if grown in direct sunlight

Best grown with the bulbs in shade

It occurs naturally near Douglas and is one of only two known locations where this species is found

Has a large tuberous root and needs a larger pot to maintain good health

forming tiny clusters

Remarkable and immediately recognizable

forming a small cluster over time

rounded heads and few markings producing small

with diameter between 4 and 6 cm

Keep the the roots and lowers stems in shadier spot while allowing the trailing stems to reach sunlight - this will also promote flowering

can take light frost and ample water throughout the year