Mandrake Mini

Extremely rare carnivorous Mandrake discovered in 1886 by Wilhelm Steinitz, who removed some specimens from a still secret location and subsequently managed to cultivate them.

Steinitz claimed that they are not dangerous to humans unless they reach the number of 17 specimens in the same room. There is still a dispute whether newly germinated seeds should also be counted: in fact Steinitz disappeared in 1889 without a trace.

The plant feeds mainly on negativity, decontaminating the place where it is kept. From the digestion of evil spirits and nefarious effluvia it produces good mood and positive vibrations, which emanate from breathing. The plant finds its own nourishment, the substrate is designed to keep it stable. NEVER repot.