Live Plants

Utricularia graminifolia from Asia belongs to the bladderwort family. An insect eating, perennial water and marsh plant. In the nature, the plant lives in nutrient-poor places, hence the need to catch small insects and digest them.

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.

A lovely coloured Higland species from the Tarapoto region of Peru. The slightly serrated leaves only add to the appeal of this beautiful plant.

This is a really handsome Marcgravia with nice elongated leaves. Fairly easy to grow, but not overly fast. Very limited availability.

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.

This is a very striking slow growing species from lowland forests of eastern Peru. Does best in low light, high humidity and warm temperature. Slow growing but not difficult to grow. $85 for an established/rooted plant.

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.

It grows extremely well in a humid terrarium and in time will create a dense mat and almost appear moss-like with a tightly compacted assemblage of tiny leaves. We offer this as a generous portion of cuttings.

A nice trailing species with small spade shaped leaves and red stems from Panama. We sell this in portions of 2 growth tip cuttings.

This amazing plant is found growing terrestrially in dimly lit patches of forest floor in the lowland expanses between Iquitos and the Brazilian frontier. Unlike the Ecuadorian form this form has deep green foliage with vivid white speckles.

This a wonderfully rare small species of Philodendron which originates from the lowland rainforests of far eastern Loreto Peru. It presents richly colored glossy leaves, red petioles and remains a small size. Growth is slow for this epiphytic species.

This is a beautiful creeping/trailing species of very modest size from Madagascar. The beautifully serrarted leaves are narrow and ten to remain small, generally less than 3".

This distinct peltatum variey has unique "ginko" like fronds

This form from the Montane forests near Tingo Maria, Peru is similar to the Ecuadorian E. peltatum var. Standleyi however the frond size on this Peruvian form is smaller and from what we have experienced the growth is more compact.