Glass Vase Grass Head Dolls — Six Wacky Styles, Soil-Free Growing
$30.00 – $85.00Price range: $30.00 through $85.00
Every head in this set grows in a glass vessel — tumbler, goblet, squat vase. Water and glass on a shelf, no soil, no saucer to knock over.
No soil, no saucer, no mess. Every head in this collection is grown in glass — a tumbler, a goblet, a squat vase — so the whole display is water and glass on a shelf. The styles run from a top-knot pinned with a sunflower and round gold frames, to twin rabbit-ear tufts with mushroom and chick clips, a braided twin-tail with rose clips, and one flat-top in cyan frames. Written down it sounds chaotic; on a shelf it reads as a collection.
What you get
- One doll per piece ordered, about 4 in / 10 cm tall, pre-sown and ready to sit in water.
- The accessories for your style — sunflower clip and round frames, mushroom and chick clips, rose clips, or the ladybug-and-butterfly pair.
- Clear glass vessel matched to the style, plus the butterfly or bow at the collar.
Growing in water only
- Soak 8–12 hours first, then stand the doll in the glass with 1–2 cm of water.
- Change the water every two days — still water grows a green film on the glass within a week.
- Mist the head daily. In water-only setups the grass dries from the top down.
- Light: 4–6 hours. Glass on a bright sill is the fastest combination there is.
- Trim and re-style every fortnight; the clips move up as the grass grows.
The green backdrop and monstera leaves are styling. Each order is one doll in its glass vessel with the accessory set for that style. Non-toxic seed and filling, no soil to spill, safe on a shelf with pets about. Ships in 5–7 working days, 8–25 working days in transit.
| Pack Size | 1 pc, 2 pcs, 3 pcs, 4 pcs, 5 pcs |
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Ships within 5-7 business days, with 8-25 business days in transit after dispatch.
- Free shipping on orders over $75
- Flat $6.95 on orders under $75
- Orders are packed in the order they are received
Bulbs ship dormant and dry on purpose - damp packing in transit is what rots them. Keep them cool (40-50F), dark and dry, and plant within two weeks of arrival.

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