This cool new cultivar was developed by Royal Project Foundation and recently released in local markets. It is a compact grower with triangular outlined fronds each having tiny teardrop-shaped curly downward pinnules and congested segments. Unlike the most cultivars of Adiantum raddianum, the new growth of this variety is in red-orange color (the parents still not revealed).
It does best in moist and well-drained media. Limestone is not necessary for this species.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
This cool new cultivar was developed by Royal Project Foundation and recently released in local markets. It is a compact grower with triangular outlined fronds each having tiny teardrop-shaped curly downward pinnules and congested segments. Unlike the most cultivars of Adiantum raddianum, the new growth of this variety is in red-orange color (the parents still not revealed).
It does best in moist and well-drained media. Limestone is not necessary for this species.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
