Enwie Enterprises Wild Artificial Plant with Pot  (30 cm, Pink)

"Namaste plant" typically refers to Phyllanthus mirabilis, a caudiciform plant known for its leaves that fold together at night, resembling hands in a Namaste gesture. It is native to Thailand and is also known as "Dragon Wings". The plant exhibits a unique dormancy behavior, shedding its leaves in spring and leaving behind a thick, showy caudex (swollen base). Key characteristics of the Phyllanthus mirabilis (Namaste plant): Caudiciform: It has a swollen base (caudex) that stores water, making it drought-tolerant. Nighttime Leaf Folding: The leaves fold together in pairs at night, resembling hands in the Namaste position, hence the common name. Dormancy: It typically sheds its leaves in spring and enters a dormancy period, leaving behind the caudex. Re-leafing: The plant re-leafs around June, usually after the dormancy period. Light and Water: It can tolerate a wide range of conditions, including full sun or shade, and prefers rich, moist soil in its natural habitat. Bonsai Potential: It is a good candidate for bonsai due to its manageable size and interesting form. Other plants sometimes called "Namaste plant": Air plants (Tillandsia species): Some air plants, like Tillandsia 'Namaste', are also referred to as Namaste plants because of their ability to absorb water and nutrients from the air. Prayer plants (Maranta species): While not as commonly called Namaste plants, some prayer plants (like Maranta leuconeura) exhibit similar leaf-folding behavior at night, which could be associated with the Namaste gesture