Ficus villosa [cutting]

Ficus villosa is a tropical shingling fig species native to Southeast Asia, including Borneo and surrounding islands. It produces softly hairy leaves that cling tightly to surfaces as it climbs. It prefers warm, humid conditions and vertical support for best growth.

Pilea sp. surigao ‘string of toads’ (Phillipines) [cutting]

Pilea cf. sp. In habitat and under supportive conditions, it appears to behave as a scrambling or weakly climbing understory plant , using surrounding vegetation or surfaces for support. Species-level identification remains uncertain without flowering material.

Pilea sp. silver borneo [cutting]

Listing is for one cutting, equal to or larger in size than the one pictured above. Upright growth- this is a sturdy little plant will grow vertically from a terrestrial setting. Seems to appreciate a good amount of lighting. Unknown temperature and humidity tolerances. I have one growing outdoors which means it can handle what would be considered a warm tropical climate (max 95°f) The terrarium-grown plants are around 80°f. I have had good results growing this in an acidic media with a bit of sphagnum blended in. Powered by ExportYourStore.com

Pilea sp. chartreuse Ecuador [cutting]

Upright growth- this is a sturdy little plant that seems to easily produce clusters of diminutive flowers. I’ve had the best luck growing it in damp environments with good airflow. I’ll be selling these as cuttings for the time being, and possibly rooted plants in the future. Same routine though, dip in rooting hormone, put in lightly damp sphagnum in a humid environment with restricted airflow and you will get roots and a growing plant. Powered by ExportYourStore.com

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