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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

Well established 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.

This handsome terrestrial Asplenium grows in deeply shaded Rainforest regions near Iquitos, Peru. The light mid line of the fronds contrasts nicely against the deep evergreen colour of the foliage. Frond height may reach 6-8" once very well established.

Small miniature fern from Ecuador, fronds rarely exceeding a few inches long. Very slow growing shade loving fern. Sold as a small plant on sphagnum moss.

This lovely Peperomia is a common sight in the forests of Eastern Peru and beyond. Sold as stem cuttings.

This is a beautiful creeping/trailing plant from Madagascar with serrated, narrow leaves under 3". This plant flowers readily in a terrarium and does well with moist but well drained growing media. Sold as small portion

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

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.

Tiny, slow growing and has serrated narrow fronds. It can be found growing hidden amongst other epiphytes across the neo-tropics. Suited for a miniature desktop or tabletop terrarium. Sold as a 1-2" portion on moss

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

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

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 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 lovely Marcgravia hails from the wonderfully biodiverse Montane forests near Tarapoto, Peru. The light green color of the establish foliage is wonderfully contrasted by the soft yellow to peach color of the fresh growth. Sold as stem cutting