Microgramma piloselloides Marantaceae With its upright growth habit

With its upright growth habit and lush foliage

Distinguished from other verrucosum selections by its glossy (non-velvety) leaf surface

lance-shaped leaves with a stunning blue-green metallic sheen and prominent parallel venation

heart-shaped leaves that emerge green and gradually develop deep burgundy undersides as they mature

A unique Ecuadorian species featuring flowers with distinctive star-shaped hairs and characteristic tubular form

Microgramma piloselloides Marantaceae With its upright growth habitMicrogramma piloselloides, commonly known as the hairy climbing fern, is a charming and distinctive fern species that belongs to the Pteridaceae family. Native to tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas, this fern is admired for its unique growth habit and ornamental appeal. It is an epiphytic fern, which means it typically grows on trees or rocks rather than in the soil. The fronds of Microgramma piloselloides are characterized by their