This Philippines endemic species is rarely seen in cultivation. It is fairly compact and rather a slow grower, with glossy, deep green dissected fronds matures to approx. 10-12" long, occasionally terminate with narrower, spore-bearing fronds.
Despite hardy looking, we found this species is one of the most challenging Aglaomorpha. Not perform well in pot, probably best when mounted with a tree-fern plaque using high quality sphagnum, or in basket culture using very coarse media and topped with sphagnum. Rather sensitive to overwater and wide cultural swings.
Offered are divisions, established in 6" pot
This Philippines endemic species is rarely seen in cultivation. It is fairly compact and rather a slow grower, with glossy, deep green dissected fronds matures to approx. 10-12" long, occasionally terminate with narrower, spore-bearing fronds.
Despite hardy looking, we found this species is one of the most challenging Aglaomorpha. Not perform well in pot, probably best when mounted with a tree-fern plaque using high quality sphagnum, or in basket culture using very coarse media and topped with sphagnum. Rather sensitive to overwater and wide cultural swings.
Offered are divisions, established in 6" pot
