Urajiro Tsubaki Cuttings - Rare - 5 pcs ??

Delivered from Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, the land of connections ?
Thank you to everyone who has purchased from me. ^ ^

This listing is for 5 cuttings (branch cuts) of the Bokuhan Tsubaki (camellia) for propagation. ?
It is said to be very rare and unusual!
*Currently, greening is progressing.

*Please note that these are for cuttings and do not have roots. Please be aware of this.
We will ship them in a way that allows the contents to be visible, as shown in the example shipping photo.

The photos show how beautifully they bloom every early spring. ?
Many beautiful Bokuhan Tsubaki bloom.

I cut them for cut flowers during the winter when there are few flowers.
The red and white colors are eye-catching and bloom beautifully, creating an impressive display! They look gorgeous even in a vase. ?

Why not try propagating them in a plastic bottle or pot with Akadama soil?

The white part in the center, which appears to be petals at first glance, is actually the stamen. This is called 'Karako-咲き' (karako-saki, meaning 'child actor's bloom'). Camellias with white karako petals like in the photo are called 'Bokuhan', also known as Gekko (Moonlight). On the other hand, camellias with red karako petals are called 'Benikarako' and Jikko (Sunlight).

- Please Note -
? Although the shipping time is listed as 1-2 days, we will be shipping via the 4th class mail. Depending on the timing, it may take 3-5 days for shipping. (>)
Since the post office is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, we will generally ship on Mondays and Tuesdays.
? After hydrating the cuttings, we will cut the leaves in half, leaving 2-3 leaves, and ship them with moisture retention to prevent water evaporation. (o^^o)
? The size will be a little over 10 cm, suitable for cuttings! Please understand that there may be variations in size, straightness of the cuttings, etc., as these are natural items...
? We ensure sufficient moisture retention, but depending on the shipping location, temperature, etc., they may dry out. ( ;  ; )
Please try to rehydrate them by cutting the stems and soaking them in water overnight.
? We ship in a way that allows the contents to be visible. Please understand that we may use recycled materials. ( ?ω? )

A rare Bokuhan Tsubaki ?
Would anyone interested like to try it??
As these are natural items, we ask for your understanding.
May you have a wonderful connection. ?