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Rose of Jericho - 10cm - N°15584
The initial price was CHF 12.50.10.00 CHFThe current price is CHF 10.00.
The Rose of Jericho Selaginella lepidophylla , nicknamed Mary's Rose, Immortal Plant or Resurrection Plant, is placed in a bowl of water, where it opens and greenens. It can remain without water for many years, revive again and be passed on from generation to generation.
- Weight: 40-50gr
- Size: 8-10cm
- Origin: Mexico
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5 reviews for Rose of Jericho - 10cm - N°15584
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Description
The Rose of Jericho is a beautiful Yuletide and Christmas tradition, but not the only one...
Present in various traditions and rituals, it has many symbolic meanings.
Placed on the table at Christmas dinner, it is said to bring luck, prosperity and abundance to all guests.
At any time of year, placed at the heart of the home, it radiates protective energies.
It is also used for fertility rituals.
I used it when my children were born to visualize the opening of the cervix and my energies.
Traditionally, it is left in water until January 1st (depending on belief, from the evening of Yule on December 21st or from the night of December 24th), then the water is removed (it carries the energies of the rose and can be used for rituals) and the plant gradually closes up. When it's dry again, we put it in a box until next Christmas.
Claudia L. (confirmed customer) -
Very good quality, carefully packaged delivery, accompanied by a nice card.
isabelle Poullet (confirmed customer) -
RAPIN CLAIREMONDE (confirmed customer) -
The real jericho rose is called Anastatica hierochuntica. The one I bought is a Selaginella lepidophylla from Mexico. It's opened up but has lost quite a few dry branches. I'm going to wait a few more days. It doesn't matter, I didn't know this plant at all and I wanted to give it a try.
Aurore Jossevel -
Hi ClaireMonde, yes, we did specify in the description that it's a Selaginella lepidophylla, which doesn't prevent it from being nicknamed Rose of Jericho and from being a "resurrection plant". When did it lose its branches? After being put in water?
loraine steiner (confirmed customer) -
Carine (confirmed customer) -
Beautiful... I just hope I didn't drown it... and#x1f600;