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Microgramma reptans	Microgramma reptans Check Latest Price Another unique epiphytic fern with oblong fronds up to an inch long, sparsely covered in tiny brown hairs. Sold as a mossed cutting that readily establishes when mounted in the terrarium. Note: Portion size is usually small - about an 8-12" rhyzome. The high price of this plant is reflected by it's ...
Peperomia perciliata	Peperomia perciliata Check Latest Price Peperomia perciliata (unrooted cutting currently being shipped). These cuttings are easy to root and establish in a humid terrarium. Simply place the cuttings over damp sphagnum moss. Once rooted, they establish quickly and do very well in dart frog habitats...even extremely well on drip walls! Nati ...
Fern - Microsorum sp.	Fern - Microsorum sp. Check Latest Price This rare epiphytic fern is perfect for terrariums of nearly any size. Elongated, simple green fronds have no divisions so appear like bright green shields. The frond size can vary from 1" to 8" long but tend to stay small in the terrarium. We use this plant extensively in our terrariums as it is qu ...
Anthurium vittarifolium	Anthurium vittarifolium Check Latest Price One of the many unusal strap-leaf Anthuriums. A. vittarifolium is one of the easiest species to grow and it even excels as a houseplant. The leaves hang like thick leather straps to 4 feet or more in length. Even at this great length the leavers are less than 2" across. While the inflorescence is re ...
Fern - Humata tyermanii "White Rabbits Foot"	Fern - Humata tyermanii "White Rabbits Foot" Check Latest Price This fern can be grown as either a terrestrial or epiphyte. 5" finely dissected fronds rise up from it's furry, silver rhizomes. Likes a moist but well drained substrate and medium to bright light. ...
	Fern - Platycerium bifurcatum (Staghorn Fern) Check Latest Price ...
Microgramma species	Microgramma species Check Latest Price This unusual small fern creeps epiphytically over branches and backgrounds along its interesting fuzzy rhizomes. May hang as a trailing vine as well. Easily establishes itself over moist but not soggy organic substrates. Rare - sold as a single unrooted cutting. Note: Portion size is usually small - ...
Rhipsalis - Assorted species (cutting)	Rhipsalis - Assorted species (cutting) Check Latest Price Rhipsalis are tropical cacti that grow epiphytically in the jungle. These are spineless and pendulous in form, and make interesting terrarium subjects that are easy to grow. Sold as unrooted cuttings that easily establish onto branches or b ...
Dischidia pectinoides	Dischidia pectinoides Check Latest Price This "Ant Plant" is an unusual epiphytic vine belonging to the milkweed family. It grows small hollow "pods" that have roots inside. In nature, ants use these pods to live in, bringing with them food debris which in turn feeds the plant nourishment ...
Peperomia angulata	Peperomia angulata Check Latest Price A nice little creeping peperomia that grows scandantly along the vivarium floor. Does well in such wet conditions as a dart frog habitat but also tolerates medium humidity habitats as well. Currently, we have young plants available. (Venezuela, B ...
Peperomia species (Costa Rica)	Peperomia species (Costa Rica) Check Latest Price When you mention the word Peperomia, most people immediately think of that most commonly grown houseplant with the puckered leaves. Truth be known, the family of Peperomias are so diverse that most species would never be recognized as relatives of th ...
Peperomia rotundifolia var. pilosior	Peperomia rotundifolia var. pilosior Check Latest Price Epiphytic species with tiny round leaves marbled red and silver in bright light. Likes high humidity and moisture but will do well under drier conditions as well. ...
Monolina primuliflora	Monolina primuliflora Check Latest Price This great plant has large teardrop shaped leaves of a bright emerald green. Tall spikes of quarter sized pink flowers are followed by triangular seed pods. The most unusual part of this plant is the thickened and swollen base from which the leaves sprout. It eventually forms a base the size of a la ...