With their charmingly beaded leaves, Drosanthemum is showing signs of becoming a gardening craze in 2024. While the appeal of droplet-shaped, round little leaves has long drawn attention to Drosanthemum, this variety stands out for its adorably unique leaves—just as its name says, they're long and wavy like "rabbit ears." It has an atmosphere reminiscent of the classic "Obconica @ ." Plus, it's a variegated type, with a rich gradient from deep green to ivory (sometimes even striped). By the way, "Fluorescent" means "glow-in-the-dark" or "neon." It's a glowing little bunny!
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Like all Drosanthemum, it "doesn't like to dry out." Especially if it looks like the plant in the first picture, letting it dry out is a definite no-no. If it hasn't grown roots yet, trim the base short and keep the pot standing in water. Mist the leaves every day with a spray bottle. Once it has rooted well and looks more like the third picture, it'll handle dryness better.
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