Huperzia Squarrosa 'Thailand' philodendron serpens oak-leaf silhouette of its parent

oak-leaf silhouette of its parent with bold marbled variegation in cream

this cross is more forgiving of consistent warm temperatures than highland velvet anthuriums

heart-shaped leaves carry the deep velvet surface and characteristic fuzzy

leaves develop increasingly dramatic lobing and size

Huperzia Squarrosa 'Thailand' philodendron serpens oak-leaf silhouette of its parentHuperzia Squarrosa 'Thailand' (syn. Phlegmariurus squarrosus) An epiphytic lycophyte not a true fern but a member of one of the most ancient lineages of vascular plants known as the Rock Tassel Fern, native to the rainforests of tropical Asia, Australia, and the western Pacific where it grows on moss covered tree trunks and rocks. It forms large, dense clumps of long, highly branched, pendent stems densely covered in scale like leaves, cascading up to