Lecanopteris crustceaLecanopteris crustacea is a fascinating epiphytic fern native to Southeast Asia (Peninsular Thailand to West Malaysia) that grows in tropical rainforest canopies, often as a treedwelling ant fern with a thick, hollow, scaled rhizome that in nature often hosts ants. The rhizome is often flattened or angular with redbrown speckles, covered in coarse scales, giving it a striking sculptural appearance. Leaves (fronds) emerge from the growing tips, forming

Moss poles may ship in separate boxes if plants are on the same order

We are so so excited we get to share these with all of you

Size options matches flush with the cylinder planters

waxy leaves

It's leaves can go very long as it matures

here in Portland

It produces small ovoid pseudobulbs spaced along a creeping rhizome

but their growth is very different from other Schlumbergera

This wildly shaped Philodendron have a special place in our heart

It prefers warm temperatures

Masdevallia erinacea

Low growing clumping species which is really easy to propagate from the pups you will get off the mother plant