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Matonia pectinataMatonia pectinata, a species in the family Matoniaceae, is a remarkable fern known for its fanlike (pedate) fronds composed of up to 26 primary leaflets, each with many pinnate segments. Features and Habitat: Appearance: The fronds spread like a radiating fan with slender pinnules, creating a striking circular foliage pattern, often emerging from a short creeping rhizome. Native Range: Found in Peninsular Thailand and Sumatra; first recorded in Trang

this species is quite rare

Bulbophyllum polyrrhizum is a miniature orchid species native to the subtropical montane forests of the eastern Himalayas

Baik Corak

unobtrusive white and brownish-red flowers in late fall or winter

Be sure to avoid water accumulation on the leaves to prevent rot

Needle Leaf

reaching a height of up to 6 cm

where humidity and temperature can be controlled to mimic its native habitat

further enhancing the plant's unique appearance

known for its dramatic and multi-toned foliage

ideally between 18-24°C (64–75°F)

Begonia blancii is a beautiful begonia species native to the island of Palawan in the Philippines