CircuitOfficeResurrection Plant Hydrophile Jericho Rose Plant

I bought this because I just didn’t believe it was true. We had fun watching the plant change from a brown closed up mass to a beautiful, vibrant, green plant. It changed quickly, too. We submerged the plant in a bowl of water and it was like magic! The plant turned green within hours and overnight, it fully opened up! We took it out of the water after a few weeks and it reverted back to the brown ball, but it’s still alive!

The plant arrived exactly as I thought it would-kind of dried and curled into itself. When I put it in water, I was excited to see it uncurl, but that’s all it did. It never turned green and never had a fragrance. Very disappointing.

The media could not be loaded. I received one of these as a gift, and I wanted another to add to my collection of plants. I know I didn’t order the same one as I received however, this looked absolutely stunning to me. I know you don’t always get the picture that you see, but I did! It opened within four hours, and is absolutely gorgeous! I will be ordering another, and don’t be discouraged if you get one that’s not in good shape. I am sure the seller will make it right, after all, it’s a dried up weed per se. This plant is at least 10 inches in diameter and approximately 5 inches high.

So much fun! There is so much information out there about this plant that I had a blast researching and enjoying my new plant. It never really turned green though, but that might be me :)

Did not like the plant.

Little disappointed. It opens up by looks dead and Looks nothing like the picture

The plant dries up into a brown ball with a lack of water. The fun part is that it can be revitalized repeatedly with the addition of water.

It took a long time to arrive, but it was worth the wait. I have two other varieties of resurrection plants and this third one looks like a combination of the other two. It is smaller than the Azure Green and larger than the Rose of Jericho. It is the perfect addition to my "desert fairy garden." This one took a little longer to "resurrect" than the others...about ten hours. However, when open, it's adorable. I'm still trying to figure out why it's called a "Pink Lizard." There is nothing pink about it, just beautiful green.