*Microgramma aff. lycopodioides* is a fern with narrow, cylindrical fronds resembling clubmoss foliage, giving it a distinctive texture compared to most ferns. The “aff.” designation means it is closely related to *Microgramma lycopodioides*—which is native to Ecuador, Panama, Brazil, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Madagascar—but it is likely a different, undescribed or unconfirmed species. Like its relative, it grows as a creeping epiphyte, spreading along branches, rocks, or other surfaces and sending up clusters of upright fronds. In cultivation, it does well mounted or in terrariums where its unusual growth habit can be displayed.

You will receive an **unrooted cutting/division**, grower’s choice. It will be similar in size and form to the one pictured but not the exact plant. Shipped bare-root or in moss depending on conditions.

**Light Requirements:** Moderate to bright, indirect light. Avoid harsh direct sun.
**Humidity Requirements:** High, 60–90%. Performs best in terrarium or greenhouse culture.
**Temperature Range:** 65–85°F (18–29°C). Keep above 60°F (16°C).
**Growth Habit:** Creeping epiphytic fern with cylindrical, clubmoss-like fronds.
**Soil:** Moist, well-draining epiphytic mix, or mounted on bark, cork, or wood.
**pH:** Slightly acidic to neutral, 5.5–6.5.
**Size:** Fronds typically 5–15 cm long; spreads gradually through creeping rhizomes.