Rare

It grows epiphytically often forming a dense mat of intertwined stems and tightly layered foliage. The foliage is small (1-2) and slightly fuzzy. A curious but lovely plant for the terrarium. Sold as cuttings, each portion will contain 3 to 5 pieces.

Begonia lyalli var. Masoalensis – this handsome species hails from the Masoala region of Madagascar. A wonderful terrarium species. Sold as a small plant rooted in soil

This is another easily grown epiphytic fern from Ecuador. Thin rhizomes will spread out often creating a dense mat of fern. Sold as generous clumps with multiple growth points present. This species, when grown slightly drier, will grow more compactly.

A creeping vine with slow and compact growth forming a carpet of 1-2cm leaves. An alternative to Ficus pumilia as a background cover due to its less invasive and aggressive growth. Sold as generous portions of multiple growth tip cuttings.

Small rooted portion of this rarer terrarium gem.

This distinct peltatum variey has unique "ginko" like fronds

Davallia parvula is an epiphytic fern. Sold as a rhizome cutting

This is lovely species from Venezuela with wonderfully bullate foliage. Forms a nice rosette a few inches wide. Grows best terrestrially and produces nice white flowers regularly in a terrarium. Sold as a small plant.

A small epiphytic species from Northern Peru.

This is by far the easiest Microgramma ferns to establish. Provided adequate conditions are met no microgramma are overly difficult, but this one is particularly tolerant of a range of conditions. Sold as generous "clumps" with multiple growth points.

This lovely Marcgravia hails from the wonderfully biodiverse Montane forests near Tarapoto, Peru. The light green color of the establish foliage is wonderfully contrasted by the soft yellow to peach color of the fresh growth. Sold as stem cutting

Marcgravia sp. - Enano. Sold as sten cuttings over moss.

Gorgeous dwarf Philodendron from the Borja Ridge. Sold as a cutting with roots

This lovely delicate looking fern is from Ecuador. It stays quite small and is easily grown in humid conditions with medium to low light. Sold as small plant.

A unique and rare plant ideally suited for terrarium culture from the white sand rainforest of the Iquitos region Peru.

This is an incredibly small and beautiful species from the white sand forest regions near Iquitos Peru. This plant can be found growing in near darkness, in the hidden recesses of deeply buttressed trees. Grows well in low light.

The deep green and soft velvety foliage make this trailing species from Colombia highly desirable. This species is quite rare in cultivation. We are selling it as growth tip cuttings, with each portion contain 2 cuttings of 5 -7 leaves each.

Marcgravia sp. Chazuta