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Bulbophyllum ambrosia

Availability last checked Aug 1, 2026

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Drosera tomentosa

miniature red drosera species from Grao Mogel, Brazil

Availability last checked Aug 29, 2026

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Lemmaphyllum microphyllum

Lemmaphyllum microphyllum, widely known as the Green Penny Fern or Japanese Beard Fern, is a miniature epiphytic fern native to East and Southeast Asia. Its natural origin spans regions of China, Japan, Korea, India, Vietnam, the Philippines, and various Asiatic Islands. This slow-growing, semi-succulent plant thrives in shaded, highly humid forests, where it grows as an epiphyte on tree trunks or as a sprawler on mossy rocks. It belongs to the family Polypodiaceae and was formally described by the botanist Carl Presl in 1851.

Availability last checked Jul 25, 2026

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The Telipogon-Like Lepanthes

Lepanthes telipogoniflora

With bright orange big flowers, this plant is warm growing and does not need a period of rest. Day temperature: 24-26 degrees Celsius, night temperature: 19-20 degrees Celsius

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Amazon frogbite

Limnobium laevigatum

Amazon frogbite is a tropical floating plant from South and Central America.

Availability last checked Jul 31, 2026

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marcgravia sintenisii

climber from Central America

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Masdevallia nidifica

Masdevallia nidifica

The albino flower variety of a miniature species native to Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. This is one of the easiest growing miniature Masdevallia around, putting out multiple growths per year. Grows well in shady, cool to intermediate conditions. Likes higher humidity, and can also grow on a slab if you have 75%+ humidity levels and water frequently.

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Maxillaria sophronitis

Maxillaria sophronitis is a miniature, epiphytic orchid species native to the high-altitude, wet cloud forests of Venezuela and Colombia. It thrives in cool to intermediate conditions, typically found at elevations between 750 and 1700 meters, often growing on tree trunks. Known for its brilliant, red, hummingbird-pollinated flowers, this species, often called the "sophronitis-like maxillaria," was first described in 1958. Region: Specifically found in the mountain rainforests of Northern Venezuela and Northeastern Colombia. Environment: Cloud forests characterized by high humidity 70-85% and consistent moisture. Growth Habit: Small, mat-forming, epiphytic orchid that frequently grows on trees.

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Horned Pleurothallis

Pleurothallis corniculata

Found in Colombia and Ecuador between 1500-2200 m in tall, misty montane forest. Characterized by narrow leaves and horned sepals on red to orange blooms. Thrives in cool-intermediate temperatures, high humidity and medium to low light.

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Pleurothallis grobyi "micro"

Pleurothallis grobyi

Variation of Pleurothallis grobii, only half of the size. Pleurothallis grobyi is an absolutely fantastic and very easy orchid species to grow in a terrarium. This species is tolerant of many conditions within a terrarium and blooms quite regularly. The grobyi micro has leaves that stay in the 3-5cm range typically. Under high light the leaves get a beautiful purple hue to them. This species flowers on an apical racemose that will be 4-8cm long typically with up to a dozen bright yellow flowers on each. Typically once the plant begins to flower it will send up many racemosus and create a stunning show in your terrarium! This species does best when mounted epiphytically and misted regularly.

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Sonder's Pleurothallis

Pleurothallis sonderiana

Native to Venezuela and Colombia, growing at roughly 1000-1800 m in moist montane forest. Features upright, narrow leaves and yellow-orange flowers borne close to the stem. Prefers intermediate temperatures, high humidity and medium light.

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Restrepia brachypus, short-column foot restrepia

Restrepia striata

Restrepia striata is a miniature, cool-to-warm growing epiphytic orchid originating from the Andean regions of South America. It is native to a wide range spanning from Venezuela till Peru, including Colombia, Ecuador, and Bolivia. Habitat: Wet, high-altitude montane forests, often found growing on trees near rivers and streams. Altitude: Found at elevations ranging from 1,180 to 3,200 meters. Synonymy: Restrepia striata is often considered a synonym of Restrepia brachypus. Characteristics: It is a compact, mat-forming plant known for its yellow flowers with red-orange stripes. Note: While some sources describe it as cool-growing, others suggest it can tolerate intermediate to warm conditions, particularly in cultivation.

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Restrepia trichoglossa

Night temperature: 15-19 degrees Celsius, Day temperature: 20-28 degrees Celsius.

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Martens Moosfarn

Selaginella martensii

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Selaginella uncinata

Fluorescence creeping fern that grows along the back panels

Availability last checked Jul 28, 2026

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Utricularia graminifolia

Utricularia graminifolia is a small, carnivorous, and perennial plant known for its vibrant green, grass-like appearance. It is commonly used as a foreground carpeting plant in aquascaping to create a lawn-like effect. Location: Native to Southeast Asia, specifically found in Burma, China, India, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. Habitat: It grows in wetlands, marshes, and often in the splash zone of streams, preferring wet, nutrient-poor soils. It is found at altitudes up to 2,000 meters. Environment: It is generally a terrestrial or affixed, subaquatic plant rather than a truly aquatic species. Height: Typically grows between 2 cm and 10 cm, forming a dense, short carpet. Width: Spreads through runners, forming mats, with individual plants being very delicate. Structure: It consists of a tangle of small, light-green, grass-like leaves. Carnivorous: It produces tiny bladders to trap microorganisms. Requirements: Prefers medium to high light, soft to medium water, and temperatures between 22-28°C. Usage: Ideal for foreground, and can be attached to wood or rocks, or planted in the substrate.

Availability last checked Jul 31, 2026