Magnificent sport from sporelling the regular Adiantum tenerum "Farleyense". Spore of this variety is rarely seen in cultivation. We had chances collected sori just two times from our parent plants during the last 10 years. Among hundreds plants we got, this one is the unusual form with much smaller fronds that can grow up to just 6" long. It is also a tight grower the new growth congests existing fronds, creating a low mound, beautiful shrub.
Similar to other varieties of Adiantum tenerum, It performs well under light shade, in a little alkaline media. Easier to prepare by adding 10% by volume of limestone chips into the regular peat-based medium.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
Magnificent sport from sporelling the regular Adiantum tenerum "Farleyense". Spore of this variety is rarely seen in cultivation. We had chances collected sori just two times from our parent plants during the last 10 years. Among hundreds plants we got, this one is the unusual form with much smaller fronds that can grow up to just 6" long. It is also a tight grower the new growth congests existing fronds, creating a low mound, beautiful shrub.
Similar to other varieties of Adiantum tenerum, It performs well under light shade, in a little alkaline media. Easier to prepare by adding 10% by volume of limestone chips into the regular peat-based medium.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
