This newly discovered specie restricted to karst limestone of Southern Thailand. At first sight you may assume it is Calciphilopteris ludens. In fact, it is much smaller. Its three-lobed fronds can grow to just 2" across and are in red-orange color when young! Similar to the Ludens, it spreads slowly by underground rhizomes.
It does best in peat based medium, with additional of small percentage (usually 10% by volume) of limestone chips to the mix. Trimming old, yellow fronds frequently promotes production of new growth.
Offered are mature plants. established in 3" pot
This newly discovered specie restricted to karst limestone of Southern Thailand. At first sight you may assume it is Calciphilopteris ludens. In fact, it is much smaller. Its three-lobed fronds can grow to just 2" across and are in red-orange color when young! Similar to the Ludens, it spreads slowly by underground rhizomes.
It does best in peat based medium, with additional of small percentage (usually 10% by volume) of limestone chips to the mix. Trimming old, yellow fronds frequently promotes production of new growth.
Offered are mature plants. established in 3" pot
