Terrarium & Wardian
The items on this list are ones we feel may be candidates for Terrarium (Wardian case) culture. They respond well to higher than average humidity levels, are tolerant of low to moderate light, and either stay small or are generally not quick to outgrow available spaces.
Those with growing spaces in cool locations (such as basements) may also wish to consider plants in the Masdevallia, Dracula, and Other Pleurothallids as well.
Those with growing spaces in cool locations (such as basements) may also wish to consider plants in the Masdevallia, Dracula, and Other Pleurothallids as well.
Int - WarmNew rhizomatous species from Vietnam
Int - WarmA gem from Vietnam
Int - WarmCompact unidentified plant.
Int - WarmPebbly-textured nice color contrast foliage on this hybrid
Int - WarmStunning unidentified species from Vietnam
Int - WarmStrangely beautiful Bornean species
Int - WarmNew lithophytic species from Palawan Island (Philippines).
Int - WarmStunningly different lithophytic species from Palawan Island (Philippines).
Int - WarmA fairly new showy Phillipine species
Int - WarmFrom humid Sulawesi (terrarium culture)
Int - WarmStunning Malaysian limestone rambler
Int - WarmFrom humid Mayalsian rainforests (terrarium culture)
Int - WarmAnother beautiful Chinese limestone dweller
Int - WarmAttractive rajah hybrid - coppery-red glossy leaves
Int - WarmAnother form of this variable limestone dwelling species
Int - WarmAnother new one from limestone region, Vietnam
Int - WarmChinese limestone crevice dweller
Int - WarmCOMPACT version of the purple form
Int - WarmCompact, fairly easy, African native that bears yellow flowers. Terrarium subject
Int - WarmSimply elegant, red-tinted Bornean species
Int - WarmA Chinese limestone crevice dweller
Int - WarmLarge silver-white species
IntTuberous species from around 1800m, Nayarit, Mexico
Int - WarmFree flowering, humid loving, micro-miniature African terrarium species
Int - WarmFrom Peninsular Malaysia (terrarium culture)
Int - WarmWow, very awesome climber