We only sell freshly harvested seeds from small time growers, hobbyists and collectors.
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If you're looking for something that's hauntingly beautiful and spectacularly sinister, then you need Tacca! Also known as the Bat Flower or Bat Plant, this exotic beauty flaunts some seriously unusual blooms that mimic a bat in flight. Large, lush, emerald leaves surround the stunning flowers for a truly remarkable display from spring until early fall. They might require a little extra care, but these breathtaking plants are well worth the effort. Tacca naturally grow in the damp shadows of the tropical jungles in Asia, so it's no wonder that they require warm, humid shade to thrive. Mimic their natural environment by growing them in low light conditions of 40–60% shade, such as under trees or next to walls. They perform well in both the ground and containers, but need light, loamy, nutritious, and well-drained soil. Additionally, the large leaves will tatter and burn if exposed to wind, so be sure to provide some protection and keep indoor Tacca away from heating or cooling vents. Protect your Tacca from direct sun, wind, and temperatures below 40 degrees F for the best results.
Keep soil moist but never wet, as Tacca will not survive in soggy conditions.
Avoid fertilizing and lighten up on the water in the winter, as your Tacca will be resting a bit.
Check the soil regularly to ensure that you are maintaining a healthy balance of moisture.
Mist the leaves daily if you're gardening in a low-humidity area, spraying above the foliage to let the mist settle gently.
Add Orchid potting mix or a generous amount of perlite to your preferred potting mix to improve drainage and ensure good air throughout the soil.
Place pebble trays, water features, or a humidifier near your Tacca for an added bonus.