Resurrection
Plant
Tips You
NEED
to Know!
How to Make It Come Back to Life
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Resurrection plants can tolerate severe dehydration.
They "come back to life" when they come in contact with moisture.
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The
True Rose of Jericho
and the
False Rose of Jericho
are two resurrection plants that are commonly mistaken for each other.
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Today you'll be learning about the
False Rose of Jericho!
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Bright, indirect light when your Resurrection Plant is out of dormancy.
LIGHT
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WATER
Place it on a tray of pebbles in distilled water or rainwater and watch it open up over the next few hours!
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Don't leave them to soak permanently because they can still rot...
WATERING TIP
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WATERING TIP
So allow them to dry out completely every now and then.
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SOIL
None required! It is a type of spikemoss and does not need to be rooted.
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DORMANCY
Once your Resurrection Plant totally dries out, it will curl up into a ball and go dormant.
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DORMANCY
During this time, it requires no light or water. Just keep it somewhere safe until you're ready to resurrect it again!
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Resurrection Plants are tough, but they can still die...
REMEMBER!
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Irregular periods of drought, drastic temperature changes, and rot are a few things that can kill this plant.
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Resurrection
Plant
Propagating a
Is Easy, Too!
Read On...
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While your plant is still dormant, use clean, sharp scissors or a knife to cut off a few healthy stems.
1
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Put the stems in a tray of pebbles with distilled water or rainwater (like how you'd water a mature plant).
2
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3
That's it! Within a week or so, you should start to see new growth on the stems.
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