Resurrection plant

Discover the magic of the Rose of Jericho, a resilient houseplant that can bring a touch of greenery to any home. Also known as the resurrection plant, this fascinating species thrives in various conditions, making it perfect for both novice and seasoned plant parents. Watch in awe as it transforms from a dried, dormant state to a lush, green beauty with just a little water. Add a bit of natural wonder to your decor and enjoy the endless charm of the Rose of Jericho. #Houseplants

It is fascinating to see a Resurrection plant go from a dry ball of leaves to a lush green plant in 24 hours. No care required. Just let it dry again after about a week.

This desert plant has an amazing way of coping when there’s no access to water. The entire plant curls up into a dried ball of leaves for as long as it takes

Resurrection plants, also known as Rose of Jericho, are unique and fascinating plants that can survive for years without water. These plants are native to the Chihuahuan Desert and have adapted to survive in harsh conditions. Although they can be challenging to care for, with the right knowledge and techniques, anyone can grow and maintain a healthy resurrection plant.

The resurrection plant (Selaginella lepidophylla) is a spike moss that can survive almost without water. Here’s how to care for it.

Resurrection plants, aka Selaginella lepidophylla or Rose of Jericho, make for truly fascinating houseplants. We provide the best care tips for this plant.

Learn everything you need to know in order to successfully care for the resurrection plant, because no, it's not actually DEAD!

Filled with potent spiritual energy, you can use the Rose of Jericho in any spell or ritual in which you want to manifest rebirth, new life, or new awakenings.

Ferns are wonderful moisture loving houseplants. Here are several easy-to-find ferns and how to take care of them in your home. Included are plants that we often call ferns, but are not true ferns.