Microsorum thailandicum 'Blue Oil Fern'Microsorum thailandicum are a lithophytic epiphytic fern that is native to Southeast Asia. Their most notable characteristic is their blue oil slick leaves. They are extremely slow growers, and require lots of patience to grow this. Care In terms of care they are relatively simple and quite similar to fern care. We recommend weekly waterings, they don't like to dry out for too long. These thrive in medium to low light. Avoid having these in direct

Don't forget to give it some plant food to encourage blooms every year

their trunks can swell to incredible sizes

we've rarely seen this variety in cultivation

which may roughly be about once a week depending on your home environment

Water every 7-10 days as the top 2-3" of soil is dry

This special plant is native to parts of Florida and the Caribbean

This wildly shaped Philodendron have a special place in our heart

Known commonly as the lemur plant their foliage is a treat for the hot scorching days in the desolate landscape

We finally found the very cool

It inherits the red petioles with a slightly rough surface

They prefer bright indirect light but they can handle 2-3 hours of direct sun in the morning or evening

They look like little pancakes