Huperzia Goebelii Green Pot Size:4 Inch and the axillary tubular flowers

and the axillary tubular flowers adapted for hummingbird pollination that define the genus

The sole species in its genus and one of the most botanically distinct aroids in cultivation

or any display situation where a smaller-format velvet species with genuine collector character is the goal

soft indumentum — the fine hairs covering the elongated leaves give the foliage a tactile

papillilaminum contributes its thick

Huperzia Goebelii Green Pot Size:4 Inch and the axillary tubular flowersHuperzia Goebelii (syn. Phlegmariurus goebelii) A rare epiphytic lycophyte not a true fern but a member of one of the most ancient lineages of vascular plants on Earth native to the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia, where it grows anchored to tree branches and hanging downward in spectacular pendant colonies. Also known as the Blue Tassel Fern or Goebel's Clubmoss, it is best displayed hanging or mounted to allow its arching, densely branched