Another rarely seen species in cultivation, sharing similar morphos to Pyrrosia stigmosa, but easily distinguished by having stipule and wider shaped fronds at base. Of course, underside of the frond is tinted with short brown hairs. The fronds can grow to 10-12" long.
Despite low growing, it has proven fairly easy and tolerates for drought better than other species native to the South. Does exceedingly well in most types of epiphyt mix and keep fairly dry between watering.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
Another rarely seen species in cultivation, sharing similar morphos to Pyrrosia stigmosa, but easily distinguished by having stipule and wider shaped fronds at base. Of course, underside of the frond is tinted with short brown hairs. The fronds can grow to 10-12" long.
Despite low growing, it has proven fairly easy and tolerates for drought better than other species native to the South. Does exceedingly well in most types of epiphyt mix and keep fairly dry between watering.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
