small cuttings
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Ludisia Discolor
South Asian Jewel Orchid, considered to be the easiest of all the Jewel Orchids because of the thickness of the rhizome and it’s large tolerance for light and humidity. Mounting : Mount in well draining well aerated soil. Keep soil moist but not waterlogged. Care must be taken that it is not overwatered, it will…
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Marcgravia Bronze
Moderate size, reasonable growth and striking glossy bronze colouration make this a stunning Marcgravia and a personal favourite! Grows around 20-25cm a year depending on light. New growth comes out as a light bronze colour, deepening to a dark emerald green at maturity. This is not a heavy branching marcgravia species, preferring to focus on…
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Marcgravia Dark Serrated
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Marcgravia Iquitos Round
This is the only Marcgravia I have seen that achieves a more mature form commonly in a terrarium. This marcgravia unlike most others branches heavily and with 60 cm of growth and adequate humidity and airflow will achieve a significantly different growth pattern of horizontal growth away from the wall it’s grown on with much…
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Microgramma Heterophylla
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Microsorum Linguiforme
Nice small sized South East Asian epiphytic vining fern, puts out veined leaves around 3 cm wide and 12-15cm long every 2 cm from each branch. Grows moderately fast, branches nicely and is a lot more forgiving than some of the more delicate ferns. Great for a first fern. Leaves will become transparent if airflow…
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Nautilocalyx Ecuadoranus
Large upright gesneriad with striking bullate leaves and beautiful 2-3 cm long white flowers. This beauty can definitely be too large for some terrariums, but if there is enough room this can be a wonderful centrepiece. Juvenile leaves are smoother and don’t show as much bullation, but once it hits about 7-8 cm the leaves…
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Nautilocalyx Pemphidius
One of the smallest compact Nautilocalyx species, this gesneriad has striking long narrow bullate leaves reaching about 8cm. This plant will form a moderately sized rosette of about 14-18cm across and will flower regularly in maturity. Tolerant of moderate and low lighting, will achieve gorgeous bronze leaves with green trim if lighting is moderate. Flowers…
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Neomortonia Rosea
Small epiphytic vine can be grown as a spreading ground cover or a cascading vine. Distinct white and purple spiny flowers. Leaves are an emerald green in lower light, will achieve a bronze colour in higher light. Soil/Mounting : Does well in ABG mix, on the ground will grow in tight rosettes 2-3 cm tall.…
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Pearcea Hypocyrtiflora
This Pearcea is a distinctly coloured gesneriad with dark olive to emerald coloured fuzzy leaves with pink and lime green venation. It is a fairly hardy plant, and will achieve the best growth and consistent flowering with a humidity that varies throughout the day. Our schedule involves a drenching in the morning, a light misting…
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Pellonia Repens
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Peperomia Antoniana Green
Small tight growing ground covering peperomia with distinct white spotted and bright green leaves. This peperomia grows in upright rosettes that reach around 3 cm above the leaf litter and then begins to spread. With light, easy to control roots this can make an incredible ground cover growing in between the leaf litter. For tighter…