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Microgramma sp #1 is a brilliant micro fern. It has flat, thin green fronds and spreads via a creeping rhizome. It is native to Ecuador. This plant...
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Microgramma sp #3 is a brilliant micro fern. It has flat, thin green fronds and spreads via a creeping rhizome. This plant is native to Ecuador. Th...
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Microgramma sp #4 is a brilliant micro fern native to Ecuador. It has flat, thin green fronds and spreads via a creeping rhizome. This plant does w...
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Microgramma sp 'Santi' is a pubescent micro fern. It has flat, thin green fronds and spreads via a creeping rhizome. This plant does well epiphityi...
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Monolena sp Red is a wonderful terrarium species. It is colorful, easy to divideand root, and throws seed pods often when it’s mature. It does well...
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This Gesneriad species is native to Ecuador and is newly described. It is a unique species and feels “tough” to the touch. It enjoys medium light a...
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Monstera adansonii is the common, classic swiss cheese plant, that gets its name from the fenestration (holes) in its leaves. This plant can get ab...
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OVERNIGHT SHIPPING ONLY, WE WILL CANCEL YOUR ORDER IF YOU DO NOT CHOOSE NEXT DAY OPTIONS. Monstera adansonii variegata is the variegated form of th...
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OVERNIGHT SHIPPING ONLY, WE WILL CANCEL YOUR ORDER IF YOU DO NOT SELECT NEXT DAY OPTION. Monstera deliciosa Albo Variegata var. Small Form is a bea...
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Monstera dubia is found through Central and South America, and Mexico. It undergoes dramatic foliage transformation as it matures, although in terr...
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Monstera dubia is found through Central and South America. It undergoes dramatic foliage transformation as it matures, although in terrarium cultur...
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Monstera esqueleto is a rare Monstera that is fairly new to cultivation. It is thought to have originated from collections from Kew Gardens and has...
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Monstera obliqua "Bolivia" is an uncommon Monstera, but is becoming increasingly common. This plant can get absolutely massive in situ, but usually...
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Monstera siltepecana is an uncommon Monstera that is a great terrarium candidate due to its smaller size of immature leaves. It is a great trailing...
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Monstera Bocas Del Toro is a papery thin shingling species found in Panama. We aren't sure if this is even a Monstera, and we have never been able ...
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Monstera sp. “Black Velvet” is from Peru and hails dark, creamy black foliage at maturity. Depending on lighting, it may turn a dark green or an ev...
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Monstera standleyana "Albo Variegata" is the uncommon variegated form of an already uncommon Monstera that is a great terrarium candidate due to it...
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Monstera subpinnata is a rare Monstera that is a great terrarium candidate due to its smaller size of immature leaves. It is a great trailing plant...
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Mood Moss (Dicranum spp.). This moss is a temperate moss that is great for an accent, or a feeder item for isopods.
Nautilocalyx bullatus is native to Peru to Brazil. They like moderate indirect light and high humidity. All of our cuttings have adventitious, aer...
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Nautilocalyx ecuadoranus is from Morona Santiago. This specimen has locality information but it is unknown if it is truly ecuadoranus. They like mo...
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Nautilocalyx erytranthus was described in 2014 and is found throughout Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. It is a beautiful addition to any vivarium and ...
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Nautilocalyx glandulifer is from Ecuador. This specimen has green on to top of its leaves and a beautiful purple on the ventral side of the leaf. I...
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Nautilocalyx lynchii is from Ecuador and Columbia. This specimen has glaucous maroon leaves. They like moderate indirect light and high humidity. ...
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