Sphaeropteris cooperi 'Australian Tree Fern'

Sphaeropteris cooperi 'Australian Tree Fern'An impressive plant that can grow to epic sizes in a home setting. These love attention though! Older fronds will die off with age exposing the vertical growing rhizome, or the "trunk" of this fern. We love these for their massive unfurling fronds these get! Care: These do not like to go dry at all! We recommend watering roughly every 2 days when the soil starts to dry just a little be. They like a LOT of light, strong indirect to even a few hours of

Since this plant is apomiptic

The Phychopsis genus is native to South America

Care for these beauties will be about the same as most other Philodendrons

This is a slight variation of the carnosa that has a lighter inner variegation

It is almost porous with small pathways through it's caudex

As they mature they will naturally shed their lower leaves and grow more of a cane-like stalk

A mature specimen is a sight to behold

Hoya crassipetiolata is native to Vietnam

It's a crazy fast grower when on a trellis and in a nice warm spot

These are a MUST have for any collector

An absolutely adorable miniature caudiciform

Formerly known as Hoya parasitica