Dried Indian Millet viburnum around 1-2 waterings per week

around 1-2 waterings per week should suffice - good drainage is necessary

This plant is very low maintenance

as continually brushing past will break small bits off and grasses will lose their fluffiness

Produces large white flowers which bloom at night and are heavily scented

or multiple

Dried Indian Millet viburnum around 1-2 waterings per weekCommonly known as Indian Millet or Great Millet. this funky looking grain's real name is Sorghum and it is primarily used in animal feed and even cereals, but these ones have been dried and are ready to add to your new vase. Your dried Sorghum will be wrapped in brown paper bundles. Each bundle contains 3 stems. Stem length 70cm. Keep Sorghum out of reach of pets (for risk of breaking them the bulrushes, not the pet). CARE FOR YOUR DRIED SORGHUM: