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Hace 22 horas · Plant species (IUCN, 2023-1) . 66,406 extant species have been evaluated; 61,035 of those are fully assessed; 34,588 are not threatened at present; 26,276 are threatened
Hace 2 días · Endangered (EN) species are considered to be facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild. In September 2016, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) listed 3654 endangered plant species.
6 de may. de 2024 · Location. Click on the map for a larger image or download the map. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. 10901 Old Cutler Road. Coral Gables (Miami), Florida 33156. Main: 305.667.1651. contactus@fairchildgarden.org. Garden Explorer : Fairchild Botanic Garden.
30 de abr. de 2024 · Handmade. A vigorous Marcgravia rectiflora well-rooted all the way down to the bottom in coir. Recycled planter is roughly equivalent to a 2in pot. The plant you see in the photo is the exact plant you receive Ships to the contiguous United States only. Marcgravia rectiflora is a very fussy plant when it comes to humidity.
- Nephrolepis
- Adiantum
- Pteris
- Asplenium
- Davallia
- Microsorum
- Selaginella
- Pilea
- Ficus
- Peperomia
The Nephrolepis Sword Ferns may only be a small genus of 30 ferns, but they’re hard to ignore. With their sword-shaped fronds in vibrant green, they bring so much character to a terrarium. Though, they can actually appear both sharp or soft depending on the species and variety of fern. The Boston Fern (Nephrolepis exaltata) is a mainstay fern in ma...
The Maidenhair ferns are beautifully delicate ferns, prized for their frilly foliage. Originating from the tropics, they make great houseplants but even better terrarium plants. That’s because they have a bit of a reputation amongst houseplant owners for being super sensitive to drying out. Which is absolutely not an issue in closed terrariums wher...
Pteris ferns truly have a shape and appearance like no other. Where other ferns are often soft and delicate, these are sharp and striking. If Nephrolepis are sword-like, Pteris must be trident-like… Characterized by forked, linear fronds – often with white or creamy variegation down the center – they really add a unique flair to a terrarium. They t...
Asplenium is a genus of epiphytic tree ferns native to SE Asia. Over there, you’ll find them growing in the crooks of tropical trees all over the place, but the varieties we’re familiar with are living very different lives as popular houseplants in the West. Bird’s Nest Ferns in particular (and to a lesser extent, the Dragon’s Tail Fern), are commo...
I like to call Davallia the family of “Footed” ferns. Rabbit’s Foot, Deer’s Foot, Hare’s Foot – you get the idea. Named for their fluffy rhizome “feet” that spill out from the base of the fern, Davallia are often found growing epiphytically in nature. They use those thick, fibrous rhizome feet of theirs to grip branches and to seek out moisture. Th...
Microsorum is a diverse genus of ferns that’s weirdly also full of unique animal names. Whether it’s the thick, scaly leaves of the Crocodile Fern or the rounded paw-like digits of the Kangaroo Fern, Microsorumhas some interesting shapes to bring to the terrarium world. Generally full of larger plant species, they’re a better fit for larger terrari...
Technically falling somewhere between moss and a fern, Selaginella is an interesting genus of plant. They thrive in warm and moist environments, but they’ll likely never outgrow a terrarium. Selaginella is a fantastic carpeting plant, and it’ll form a dense blanket of foliage along the ground of any terrarium it’s added to. Seriously, for me, Selag...
Pilea are a diverse genus of plants containing everything from shrubs and bushy plants to creeping vines and the universally popular Chinese Money Plant (P. peperomioides). For terrariums, we’re spoilt for choice between the wonderfully textured little vines and the stunning foliage plants. The likes of P. depressa and P. Glaucaare both great choic...
When most people hear of a Ficus, they think of the Ficus elastica houseplant (Rubber Plant) – I even have one myself – but the kinds of Ficus we use in terrariums are a variety of evergreen vines that thrive in bright, moist environments. They’re a mainstay in naturalistic tropical terrariums because their small leaves and stems help create a grea...
Peperomia are a diverse genus of over 1700 tropical plant species. With many of those being small in stature, tolerating less than bright lighting conditions, and thriving in a humid, tropical environment – there are perhaps more suitable closed terrarium species than any other genus. The leaves can range from thick and succulent to thin and tender...
6 de may. de 2024 · Marcgravia spec Kolumbien ist wohl eine der begehrtesten Rankpflanzen für das tropische Terrarium. Anhänger der Pfeilgiftfrösche kultiviren häufig auch unterschiedliche Terrarienpflanzen. Rankpflanzen spielen dabei neben den Bromelien, Farne und Moose, eine wichtige Rolle.
6 de may. de 2024 · Auch am Moosstamm in der Wohnung, im Pflanzenfenster, Wintergarten oder im tropischen Gewächshaus ist die Marcgravia rectifolia eine Zier. Wir liefern diese Marcgravia als Stecl´kling auf Moos kultiviert, so wie abgebildet, der Steckling ist ca. 10 - 15 cm lang. Zubehör 4 Kunden kauften auch Kunden haben sich ebenfalls angesehen. TIPP!
