Huperzia squarrosa, Tassel Rock Fern, Club Moss aroid we’ve found Cephalotus to prefer

we’ve found Cephalotus to prefer to be kept wet but not waterlogged with water very low in salts (<100ppm)

We’ve also found them to be extremely versatile in growing conditions and capable of being grown in lowland through highland conditions

bordering electric pink accents from its eustachya origin

Nepenthes robcantleyi x jacquelineae

Previous greges of Nepenthes x tiveyi have yielded nothing but incredible plants and we expect the same from these given the outstanding parentage

Huperzia squarrosa, Tassel Rock Fern, Club Moss aroid we’ve found Cephalotus to preferHuperzia squarrosa or more commonly known as Tassel Rock Fern or Club Moss, features a distinct growth habit with upright, branching stems that form dense tufts or clumps. The foliage is characterized by small, needle like leaves that densely cover the stems, giving the plant a lush and feathery appearance. The leaves have a glossy green color and may exhibit a slight curling or twisting. This product is considered a Intermediate Tropical plant.