This handsome Charles Alford hybrid has rarely seen in cultivation for years. It is easily distinguished by large hollow rhizomes that are in bright green, with yellow spines (new growth) when young before eventually change into dark brown color. The fronds look similar to its parent, Lecanopteris luzonensis.
It is rather sensitive to overwater when compared with other species. Allow the media fairly dry, while humidity stable at high level, with perfect air movement is major key to success.
Offered are divisions, established in 4" pot
This handsome Charles Alford hybrid has rarely seen in cultivation for years. It is easily distinguished by large hollow rhizomes that are in bright green, with yellow spines (new growth) when young before eventually change into dark brown color. The fronds look similar to its parent, Lecanopteris luzonensis.
It is rather sensitive to overwater when compared with other species. Allow the media fairly dry, while humidity stable at high level, with perfect air movement is major key to success.
Offered are divisions, established in 4" pot
