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Description

Diplazium tomentosumDiplazium tomentosum is a terrestrial fern native to Southeast Asia, particularly found in tropical rainforests. This species is characterized by its distinctive blue green metallic sheen on the fronds and its auriculate (ear shaped) pinnae. The rachis and costa are densely covered with short, coarse brown hairs, giving the fern a velvety texture. Features: Fronds: Oblong to almost triangular, measuring approximately 30 cm long by 12 cm wide.

furry rhizomes that resemble rabbit feet

making it suitable for shaded areas within terrariums

Officially recognized in 2014

Easy to Care For: With the right light and humidity

commonly known as the Silver Dollar Fern

or copper—resembling a lightning strike captured in foliage

so keep the fern in a shaded or partially shaded spot

Size: This species is classified as a mini-miniature orchid

Exotic and Rare: A perfect addition for plant collectors looking for something rare and unique

The plant thrives in high humidity

and new shoots sometimes show a muted bronze flush before settling into mature tones

artistic appearance