Coix lacryma-jobi | Job's Tears | 10 SEEDS Koehres Seeds Its status as a South

Its status as a South African cycad enhances its value in botanical gardens and private collections

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Coix lacryma-jobi | Job's Tears | 10 SEEDS Koehres Seeds Its status as a SouthThese Coix lacryma jobi seeds grow into striking plants commonly called Job's Tears. This species is native to Southeast Asia and is admired for its unique tear shaped seeds that resemble beads. Gardeners appreciate Job's Tears for their ornamental appeal and their historical use as natural jewelry materials. The mature Coix lacryma jobi produces tall, grass like stalks with glossy seeds that have a smooth, hard surface. These seeds vary in color,