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Whisk fern (Psilotum nudum)Psilotum nudum, also known as the whisk fern, is a primitive vascular plant in the family Psilotaceae that differs from most modern ferns and vascular plants by lacking true roots and typical leaves. The structures resembling leaves are actually greatly reduced, scale like enations, while water and nutrients are absorbed through an underground rhizome bearing rhizoids and forming mycorrhizal associations. Its name reflects this simplicity: Psilotum

Foliage: Long

and Hong Kong

Ideal range: 70–90%

• Fertilizer

Organic alternatives like fish emulsion can also be helpful

Marcgravia umbellata is a captivating tropical plant native to the Caribbean and parts of Central and South America

lending it unique characteristics that distinguish it from other begonias

offering a striking contrast with the dark brown hues

Reduce watering a bit in cooler months

bristly magenta hairs

Fertilizer: Apply a balanced orchid fertilizer at ¼–½ strength weekly or biweekly during active growth

Mounting on bark or tree fern is possible and mirrors its natural epiphytic habit