The Phoenix Rose, Rose of Jericho🪴A plant you can't kill

Back from the Dead? Witness Nature's Miracle.

The Rose of Jericho: The "Resurrection Plant"

From a dry, brown ball to lush green life in just hours.

Bring vitality, good vibes, and a touch of magic to your space.

💀 Self-Proclaimed "Plant Killer"?

Finally, a plant you actually can't kill.

Do you forget to water your plants? Do your leafy friends always turn brown and die? This plant has survived for 290 million years—it outlived the dinosaurs, and it can certainly survive your busy schedule.

The Rose of Jericho is the ultimate survivor. In its dormant state, it looks like a dry tumbleweed. It can survive for years without a single drop of water. But the moment you give it water... magic happens.

✨ Why own a Rose of Jericho?

• 🌱 Incredible Resilience (It Resurrects!) No soil needed. No fertilizer needed. Just place it in a bowl of water. Within 4 hours, watch it "wake up" and turn vibrant green. It’s deeply satisfying to watch!
• 🧘♀️ Good Vibes & Prosperity In many cultures and Feng Shui traditions, this plant symbolizes Rebirth, Good Luck, and Abundance. It’s often placed at entryways or workspaces to absorb negative energy and invite fresh starts.
• ♾️ Infinite Cycle You can let it dry out and curl up again, store it in a cupboard for months, and wake it up whenever you want. It handles the "Dry & Wet Cycle" endlessly. A plant that stays with you for decades.
• 🎁 The Perfect Unique Gift An amazing gift for curious kids (it's often called the Dinosaur Plant!), spiritual friends, or anyone going through a tough time—a beautiful reminder that "Life always finds a way."

💦 3 Simple Steps to a Miracle

1. Just Add Water Find a shallow bowl or dish. Add clean water and place your dry plant inside.
2. Watch it Wake Up It starts opening in 15 minutes. By 4 hours, it is fully unfurled. Within 24 hours, it turns a lush, vibrant green!
3. The Important Rule (Dry it out!) After keeping it in water for 5-7 days, you must remove it and let it dry out completely in a ventilated spot. This "rest period" mimics its natural desert cycle and prevents mold.

FAQ

Q: Is it really alive? A: Yes! It may look dead upon arrival, but it is in a state of "cryptobiosis" (extreme hibernation). Water reactivates its cellular metabolism immediately.

Q: What if I leave it in a drawer for years? A: It will likely still bloom! These plants can stay dormant for decades without water.

Q: Will it get damaged in shipping? A: No. Since it ships in its dry, dormant state (like a tumbleweed), it is incredibly durable and resistant to temperature changes or rough handling.