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Description

Lecanopteris lomarioides 'Ant Fern'Lecanopteris lomarioides (synonyms include Polypodium lomarioides and Myrmecopteris lomarioides) was described by Copeland in 1929 and belongs to the Polypodiaceae family. It is native to northern Sulawesi (Indonesia) and the Philippines, where it grows epiphytically on the stems of aged trees. Features: Distinctive Features: The fern develops hollow, scale covered rhizomes that form upright, bizarrely shaped clusters often exceeding 30 cm in width,

deep green with prominent veins

Exotic Appeal: Adds an exotic touch to any space with its distinctive foliage

Flowers: Tiny (8–9 mm)

oval-shaped leaves and almost year-round flowering

with a peat-based mix being ideal

The fine texture and rich color layers make each leaf look like a work of art

with a secondary bloom possible in late summer to early fall

avoid extremes

Humidity: Ensure high humidity levels

making it suitable for those with controlled indoor spaces like greenhouses

Light: Provide low to moderate indirect light

ideal for terrariums