Unusual and rarely seen species in cultivation. In general, it looks similar to Adiantum caudatum, but has more delicate pinnaes on arching fronds, which can grow to 10-12'' long and are in attractive bright pink color when young. It also has draping and cascading habit; fronds terminate with a bud to form new plants when it touch moist ground.
This specie occurs in higher elevation, thus, try to avoid extreme heat (they love it cool). Does best in peat based medium, with additional of small percentage (usually 10% by volume) of limestone chips to the mix.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
Unusual and rarely seen species in cultivation. In general, it looks similar to Adiantum caudatum, but has more delicate pinnaes on arching fronds, which can grow to 10-12'' long and are in attractive bright pink color when young. It also has draping and cascading habit; fronds terminate with a bud to form new plants when it touch moist ground.
This specie occurs in higher elevation, thus, try to avoid extreme heat (they love it cool). Does best in peat based medium, with additional of small percentage (usually 10% by volume) of limestone chips to the mix.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
