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Huperzia |
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Huperzia
squarrosa
This
fern, also know as the Rock Tassel Fern originates from
the tropical forest. They are found growing on trees
with their lovely green fur-like leaves dangling downwards.
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5
beautiful strends, each 7" - 10" long. |
18 USD |
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Huperzia
sp "Mini Squarrosa" |
A
miniature version of the huperzia squarrosa. |
5
beautiful strends, each 7" - 10" long. |
18 USD |
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Lycopodium
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Lycopodium
carinata
This
species is sometimes known as the shoe lace lycopodium. |
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5
beautiful strends, each 7" - 10" long. |
18 USD |
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Lycopodium
cernua
This
small species occurs mostly in exposed places of disturbed
forest. They grow on forest grounds and on slopes along
trails or roads. |
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Lycopodium
dalhousiana
One
of the rarest and most beautiful lycopodium species. It
produces long strends of greenish-blue leaves. It is sometimes
confused with Lycopodium
phyllantha. |
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Lycopodium
nummularifolium
A
species has rounded leaves. Like most lycopodiums it
is easy to grow with proper water and humidity. Do keep
them under shades. |
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3
beautiful strends, each 7" - 10" long. |
25 USD |
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Lycopodium
phlegmaria
This species is commonly found as compared
to the rest of the species. It can be found in Singapore,
Malaysia, Indonesia and many other parts of the world.
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5
beautiful strends, each 7" - 10" long. |
18 USD |
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Lycopodium
phyllantha
A rare lycopodium
species with amazing pendulous silver-blue strands of
leaves that can reach 2 meters in or more. It
is easy to grow so long there is sufficient water and
humidity. |
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2
beautiful strends, each 14" - 21" long. |
160 USD |
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Lycopodium
sp "Square Angle"
This
is an interesting species with strends of leaves arranged
to form 4 equal straight faces, resulting in a square
cross section. |
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5
beautiful strends, each 7" - 10" long. |
35 USD |
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Platycerium |
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Platycerium
bifurcatum
(Indonesia)
This species is
also widly propagated and sold in many nurseries around
the world, this may just be the most commonly propagated
species. |
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A
medium size plant, about 6" to 8". |
14.50 USD |
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Platycerium
coronarium
(Malaysia,
Singapore)
This is a common fern
found in South East Asia. It produces amazing fronds
when matures. It can also reach an enormous size. The
fronds can grow long or short depending on the light
level it receives. |
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A
medium size plant, about 6" to 8". |
24.50 USD |
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Platycerium
grande (Philippines)
This impressive
species is from Philippines. It produces magnificent
huge upper and lower fronds. It grows well in warm and
humid places where they receive bright light. |
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A
medium size plant, about 6" to 8". |
24.50 USD |
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Platycerium
ridleyii
(Malaysia)
This
species produces beautiful lower fronds tha grows upwards.
They are also a natural ant's nest in the wild, protecting
ants from heavy rain. |
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A
medium size plant, about 5" to 8". |
28.50 USD |
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Platycerium
wandae
(Indonesia)
This is
yet another rare species from Indonesia. It can grow
into a giant cabbage looking fern. People usually grow
it under a tree and let it wrap around it. |
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A
medium size plant, about 8" to 12". |
26.50 USD |
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Platycerium
wallichii
(Thailand)
This is an interesting
species that are accustomed to seasonal drought from
October to May. It can and should be left completely
without water for about 4 - 6 months and well fed and
hydrated from the rest of the year. |
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A
medium size plant, about 8" to 12". |
25 USD |
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Platycerium
willinkii
(Indonesia)
This
specie is commonly found in Indonesia, Java & Papua
New Guinea. It is easy and can grow to enormous mass.
It throws out young easily and can be propagated into
many plants. |
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A
medium size plant, about 8" to 12". |
14.50 USD |
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Non-Asian
Platycerium |
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Platycerium
elephantotis (Non-Asian,
Tropical)
This species
is not native to Asia but it has been cultivated in
Asia successfully. It is rarely available and highly
priced for its beautiful fronds. |
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A
medium size plant, about 6" to 8". |
25 USD |
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Platycerium
hilii
(Australia)
This species is
also widly propagated and sold in many nurseries around
the world, this may just be the most commonly propagated
species. |
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A
medium size plant, about 8" to 12". |
35 USD |
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Selaginella |
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Selaginella
wildenowii
This
species is from Malaysia. It can be found along banks
of streams and in forest where there are more light.
They are rather tall species and can reach about 4ft
in height. |
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3
individual plant cuttings with roots |
9.90 USD |
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Selaginella
erythropus
One
of the most beautiful selaginella species, it produces
reddish young leaves and when mature, it turns slighly
bluish-green. They don't grow tall too. |
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A
clump of plants about 3" diameter. |
9.90 USD |
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Selaginella
sp
The origin of this species is yet
known but is produces iridescent blue foliage just similar
to S.wildenowii. It has smaller leaves and produces longer
rhizomes when grown hanging.
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A
clump of plants about 3" diameter. |
9.90 USD |
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Other
Fern Species |
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Antrophyum
callifolium
(Malaysia)
They are found growing
on rocks and tree trunks of shady lowland to moderate
altitude forest. Mature fronds are leathery and has
a metalic bluish surface.
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Dipteris
conjugata
(Malaysia)
A magnificent fern species
that occurs in lowland to montane forest. They are
more commonly found on exposed slopes than in shady
forest but those growing in the shade can reach 7-10
feet tall.
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Matonia
pectinata
(Malaysia)
An
unusual looking species that occurs in exposed places
of montane forest. It produces large frond consisting
many leafy branches that spreads open and dangle in
a circular orientation.
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