We do not sell Live plants We only sell freshly harvested seeds from small time growers, hobbyists and collectors.
Listing is for 5 Seeds. Myrrh is a woody shrub or small tree valued for its rugged form, spiny branches, and resin that seeps from cuts in the bark and dries into aromatic lumps. The plant develops a knotty structure over time, with small trifoliate leaves and a naturally sparse, sculptural silhouette. It�s best treated as a specialty specimen�more about character and form than fast growth.
In cultivation, myrrh prefers bright light, warmth, and very fast drainage. Use a gritty, mineral-heavy mix and water deeply only after the container has dried down significantly; prolonged dampness can cause root problems quickly. Strong airflow and a dry resting period during cooler, lower-light stretches help mimic the plant�s natural rhythm.
Given time, myrrh can take on a bonsai-like look with peeling bark tones and a compact branching pattern. Growers often focus on shaping and training rather than heavy feeding, allowing slow growth to build dense wood and a stable frame. For collectors of arid-adapted plants, it�s a distinctive, conversation-starting specimen that rewards patience and careful watering.