Rare

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.

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

This wonderful Asplenium from the Tarapoto region of Peru does extremely well in a brightly lit region of a humid terrarium. It often grows naturally fully exposed on limbs or roadside exposures. Sold as a small established plant

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 a rooted cutting

This is a beautiful Gesneriad (African Violet) from Ecuador which will produce striking bright orange flowers. A rare to find plant, easy to grow in ideal conditions. Humidity 60%. Low light. Sold as a small plant.

This delicate little Aspenium from Ecuador is a real curiosity. Its lacey delicate looking fronds will grow to about 4". Sold as a small portion on moss. High humidity required

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.

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

This wonderful small Asplenium species originated near Chazuta, Peru. this delicate looking fern produces mature fronds at often under 6cm in length. New plants emerge from thin rhizomes.

A nice smaller form of Selaginella from Costa Rica. Sold as a rooted cutting on moss. Photo provided by grower

The deep green foliage is contrasted with a series of small golden yellow/orange spots. Leaf size remains small; generally under 1cm and growth is extremely slow. Grows well in low light. Extremely rare. Sold as rooted 8-leaf cutting on moss.

This epic little fern resembles a tiny polypodium. Does best in low light in a moist but well drained substrate. It is not overly challenging to maintain and it will slowly send up new fronds and plants from along thin rhizomes. Sold as small portion

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 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.

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).

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.

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.

This is an extremely rare and lovely species of Colombian origin. When grown under low light the intensity of the white margin can increase. Under brighter light the plant does not produce the white margins. Sold as a rooted cutting

This interesting Fragrans like Asplenium comes from the Montane forests east of Tingo Maria, Peru. It stays small and produces fertile fronds at sizes often less than two inches. Easy to grow in any humid terrarium.

This interesting Elaphoglossum is from Central Peru. Very slow growing epiphyte with attractively hairy fronds. Sold as small portion in moss. Photos provided by the grower.