Ultimately grow to 2 ft. tall, this Bolbitis sinuata looks like a compact Marattiaceae rather than other species ofthe genus. With 8" across palmate and leathery fronds make it becomes the biggest Bolbitis fern of our collection. The spore-bearing fronds rise occasionally and full of black sori underside.
Despite the large size, it is the slowest growing Bolbitis. We would say only a few leaves rise annually. Perform well in any epiphyt potting mox topped with high quality sphagnum. Demand lots of water once established.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
Ultimately grow to 2 ft. tall, this Bolbitis sinuata looks like a compact Marattiaceae rather than other species ofthe genus. With 8" across palmate and leathery fronds make it becomes the biggest Bolbitis fern of our collection. The spore-bearing fronds rise occasionally and full of black sori underside.
Despite the large size, it is the slowest growing Bolbitis. We would say only a few leaves rise annually. Perform well in any epiphyt potting mox topped with high quality sphagnum. Demand lots of water once established.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
