Huperzia Squarrosa 'New Guinea' rare aroid plant creating a constant interplay of

creating a constant interplay of contrasting colors as the plant grows

Bumped to 6" pot from well-rooted 4" pot on 7/3/26

papillilaminum adds its thick

'Frydek' is a rhizomatous grower subject to the dormancy behavior typical of the genus — periods of slowed growth or apparent dieback

Huperzia Squarrosa 'New Guinea' rare aroid plant creating a constant interplay ofHuperzia Squarrosa 'New Guinea' (syn. Phlegmariurus squarrosus) An epiphytic lycophyte not a true fern but a member of one of the most ancient vascular plant lineages native to the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia, Indonesia, and New Guinea, where it grows on tree trunks and rocks. The 'New Guinea' form produces long, densely branched, graceful trailing stems clothed in fine scale like leaves, cascading elegantly from a hanging position. Best