Potted, elegant, noble and easy to care for, it is a natural bonsai treasure for an indoor tea room.

During the Dragon Boat Festival, every household hangs Acorus tatarinowii at the door, which can ward off evil and keep the family safe. Acorus, along with orchids, chrysanthemums and narcissus, is known as one of the four elegant flowers, and is a fine offering for a scholar's study. There are many kinds of ornamental Acorus, and Acorus gramineus 'Ogon' is the finest among them. Its leaves are golden yellow, its runners resemble tiger whiskers, its leaves flourish, and the plant is elegant and noble, much like a gentleman, and is deeply loved by people.

Acorus gramineus 'Ogon' has a good upright habit, is slender and graceful, with a faint grassy color full of spring vitality that pleases the eye and clears the mind; a light touch leaves a subtle fresh fragrance. Placed in a home tea room or study, it has great presence, and is a kind of culture, a kind of lifestyle taste; it can be combined with ground moss and mountain stones, broad and grand, blending into one whole, a natural bonsai, loved by literati and refined scholars from ancient times to the present.

Acorus gramineus 'Ogon' is vigorous and easy to care for, very suitable for indoor potting. It likes shade, but still needs scattered light, with 2-3 hours of sunlight a day being enough. Usually pay attention to maintaining good ventilation. Water by the rule of dry-wet alternation: do not water when dry, and when watering, water thoroughly; you can place a large saucer under the pot, pour some water into it, and add more when it dries, as management is simple and rough.

A room is elegant without needing to be large, and fragrance does not lie in abundance; one pot of Acorus is enough.