Mickelopteris cordata (heart fern)
This extremely attractive fern is characterized by its heart-shaped leaves, which are also covered with numerous dark hairs. The leaves sit on long black-brown petioles. In addition, it is dimorphic (two-shaped) and from a certain size, in addition to its trophophylls for photosynthesis, it also forms sporophylls for spore production, which are characterized, among other things, by significantly longer petioles. In its preferred habitats in Southeast Asia it grows both epiphytically and terrestrially in loose substrate collections.
You will receive an approximately 8cm high plant in an 5cm pot.
This extremely attractive fern is characterized by its heart-shaped leaves, which are also covered with numerous dark hairs. The leaves sit on long black-brown petioles. In addition, it is dimorphic (two-shaped) and from a certain size, in addition to its trophophylls for photosynthesis, it also forms sporophylls for spore production, which are characterized, among other things, by significantly longer petioles. In its preferred habitats in Southeast Asia it grows both epiphytically and terrestrially in loose substrate collections.
You will receive an approximately 8cm high plant in an 5cm pot.
This extremely attractive fern is characterized by its heart-shaped leaves, which are also covered with numerous dark hairs. The leaves sit on long black-brown petioles. In addition, it is dimorphic (two-shaped) and from a certain size, in addition to its trophophylls for photosynthesis, it also forms sporophylls for spore production, which are characterized, among other things, by significantly longer petioles. In its preferred habitats in Southeast Asia it grows both epiphytically and terrestrially in loose substrate collections.
You will receive an approximately 8cm high plant in an 5cm pot.
