Suzumushi (Bell Cricket) is a somewhat rare variety with four growth form and one flower characteristic that differ from the wild type.  The table below lists the primary characteristics of the Suzumushi cultivar). These are mature size single fan plants.

Neofinetia falcata Suzumushi Overview
Name Meaning	Bell Cricket
Form	Mameba, "bean leaf", Short, wide leaves
	Suzumushiken "bell cricket sword”, Bell cricket ovipositor-like pointed leaf tips)
	Osa ga tsumaru closely spaced leaves
	Eriawase ga yoi "good collar set", leaves stacked neatly like a kimono collar
Flower	Tenzaki "sky blooms", upward facing flowers
Registration	Fūkiran Meikan registration date predates record keeping
Cultivar Origin	Unknown
Stem Color	Aojiku "green axis", the stem (axis) color of the wild type
Tsuke Type	Namigata "wavy pattern" wavy leaf attachment joint, the wild type is curved
Root Color	Dorone "muddy root", the wild-type root tip color.
Heritability	No. The Suzumushiken characteristic is non-inheritable.

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The plant to be delivered is one of the two in the plant photo. They both have one mature-sized growth. It is growing in a fresh sphagnum mound in a 2 inch pot.

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