Although Haplopteris flexuosa is known as one of the smallest species, this sporeling plant performs much smaller! We have been cultivating them for 5 years and have never seen their fronds elongated over 4". The rhizomes tend to overlap each other and form a small clump, instead of spreading on.
Although having a reputation for being difficult to cultivate, it makes for an attractive conversation piece, particularly when grown as a hanging plant. Also, a good terrarium candidate.
Offered are mature plants, established in 3" pot
Although Haplopteris flexuosa is known as one of the smallest species, this sporeling plant performs much smaller! We have been cultivating them for 5 years and have never seen their fronds elongated over 4". The rhizomes tend to overlap each other and form a small clump, instead of spreading on.
Although having a reputation for being difficult to cultivate, it makes for an attractive conversation piece, particularly when grown as a hanging plant. Also, a good terrarium candidate.
Offered are mature plants, established in 3" pot
