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.
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 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.
Floating plant! The water repellent, heart shaped leaves hide the stem which can sometimes give life to white flowers with six petals. The more intense the light, the browner the leaves will become. Sustainably cultivated in Denmark
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