Discover the fascinating Rose of Jericho, often called the Resurrection Flower, a dried botanical known for curling tightly when dry and opening again when exposed to water. Its unusual transformation makes it a popular choice for botanical displays, educational demonstrations, decorative use, and traditional cultural practices.
Why Choose This Product
- Includes 3 whole dried Rose of Jericho plants
- Known for its dramatic “resurrection” response to moisture
- Unique botanical display for home or educational use
- Can be rehydrated and allowed to dry again
- Interesting addition to nature-inspired décor and plant collections
At a Glance
| Product |
Rose of Jericho – Resurrection Flower |
| Order contents |
3 packs |
| Product type |
Whole dried botanical |
| Best for |
Botanical displays, educational use, decorative arrangements |
| Condition |
Dried |
| Use |
Rehydrating display and ornamental purposes |
| Success starts with |
Shallow water, regular water changes, and allowing drying between uses |
How to Use
- Remove the dried Rose of Jericho from its packaging.
- Place it in a shallow bowl or dish with enough water to reach the base.
- Over several hours, the dried plant may gradually begin to open and expand.
- Change the water regularly to help keep the display fresh.
- Avoid leaving the plant continuously submerged for long periods.
- After several days, remove it from the water and allow it to dry completely before rehydrating again.
- Store dry between uses in a cool, ventilated location.
Set expectations: The degree and speed of opening may vary between individual dried plants. Color, size, shape, and appearance can also differ naturally. This product is sold as a dried botanical and should not be expected to develop into a permanently growing green houseplant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly will I receive?
You will receive 3 packs of whole dried Rose of Jericho Resurrection Flower.
How long does Rose of Jericho take to open?
It may begin opening within a few hours after being placed in water, with further expansion occurring over the following hours.
Can I reuse the same Rose of Jericho?
Yes. It can generally be allowed to dry completely and then rehydrated again for another display cycle.
Should I leave it in water all the time?
No. It is better to give it periodic dry periods rather than keeping it continuously wet, which can encourage deterioration.
Is Rose of Jericho a live growing houseplant?
Not in the same way as a typical potted houseplant. It is sold as a dried resurrection botanical that responds to moisture by opening and closing.
