Rare

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.

Well established in sphagnum moss . 0ver 30" long leaves

Sold as tip cuttings

This is a stunning species from the region of Maura Wahua, Indonesia. The intense pink dots contrast against the green colour of the foliage. Very hardy and not difficult to grow in high humidity in a tropical terrarium. Sold as an established plant.

A dark coloured Selaginella from the cool Montane forests of Northern Peru. Sold as portion on moss. Photo provided by grower

Apx 15" long. In sphagnum moss.

This small Microgramma is common throughout mid elevations in Montaine regions throughout Peru, Ecuador. An undemanding species with small slightly variable, foliage being heart shaped under certain conditions. Creeps from thin rhizomes.

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

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 a wonderful and very tiny begonia from Africa. The colorful foliage has heavily serrated margins and leaf size which rarely exceeds 1 cm. A true miniature.
Sold as a cutting. Photo provided by the grower.

A wonderful addition for a tropical terrarium. Fronds can exceed 4" in length and remain narrow.
Sold as a small portion. Photo provided by the grower

This a lovely old world tropical that thrives in low light conditions and produces beautiful flowers readily. A fantastic terrarium plant that is cherished as much for its beautiful foliage as its blooms! Sold as small established plant.

Well established in sphagnum moss

This is a very lovely form with smaller more compact frond heads than many of the Ecuadorian clones of this species that are commercially available. This spectacular form is from the montane forests east of Tingo Maria, Peru.

A lovely soneralia that thrives in high humidity and grows will moist loosley compacted substrate (sphagnum is ideal). Low light requirements for this wonderful flowering terrarium plant. Sold as rooted plant

Photo not of the exact plant.