Live Plants

Very uncommon and rare Marcgravia species! Any Marcgravia does well in a tropical enviroment. Sold as cuttings (two grow tip cutting each with 8-10 leaf pairs
long).

This species does best when mounted epiphytically on tree branches or rocks with sphagnum moss (or similar). Humidity is important. Sold as a rooted rhizome in moss.

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

This lowland Amazonian species is a real stunner! It is a slow growing small species that will shingle tightly to a branch or background if given the chance. Sold as rooted tip cutting apx 6 leaves.

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

This is an easy to grow species from the Iquitos region, Peru. It is quite tolerant of a variety of conditions and is well suited for terrarium growing. Sold as an established plant.

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.

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

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 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.

Neanthe Bella Palm, Chamaedorea elegans 4" pot. Easily divided to spread around your terrarium.

Jurassic Sheet Moss is a completely natural product without preservatives or artificial dyes and is packaged in a dormant state. It can come back to life and take root under proper conditions. Excellent for amphibians such as frogs and salamanders.

Jurassic Frog Moss is a completely natural product with no preservatives or artificial dyes. When kept in proper settings (damp and dark) the moss will take root and come back to life from it's dormant state.