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Since few years I am trying to exchange from other collectors around the world.

Thank you for your words of appreciation.

How long you have it? I have it for less than a month and grow one big leaf (this shine green one), underwater of course

New species, belong to the tribe Philodendrae of Aroidae. Established in 1879 by Mr. N. E. Brown in the Gardener's Chronicle. PIPTOSPATHA RIDLEYI

Hi, It has arrived from Borneo. Quite small fern. Any idea what species it could be? Crepidomanes, Hymenophyllaceae? I dont know is it growing underwater yet, I have it for short time.

Bucephalandra Theia 6 - very minor variety, interesting colouring. Can you imagine that those leaves is in size of a small fingernail? A miracle of miniaturization: Bucephalandra Silky Blue1 Bucephalandra Blue/Green

linus - why do you think that my buce is different? It is rigtht that I have it from Massimo, when it arrived it was really medium size, and looks like that (this photo is ugly for me :/): But when it grows it give me still samaller leaves. So maybe you should right, that is not so big-sized...

I'd rather to assigned it to a medium size. Very colorful. One of the most beautiful and fastest-growing varieties of Bucephalandra: Ich würde eher, um es zu einer mittleren Größe zugewiesen. Sehr bunt. Eines der attraktivsten und am schnellsten wachsenden Sorten von Bucephalandra:

Re: Hymenophyllaceae sp. Wayanad Now I see something like you called sori. Grow out of these smaller leaves:

Thanks, good to know. Do you think it is smaller than Copi Susu?

Re: Hymenophyllaceae sp. Wayanad I don't think that it have any sori.. but .. maybe I must use bigger macro to see it ;) Reply to my PM.

Re: Hymenophyllaceae sp. Wayanad I know also that it prefer cold water, and weak light. I have 22-23 degre in celcius, and 0,5W/L. I could send a sample to identity.

Re: Hymenophyllaceae sp. Wayanad Probably India because the name Wayanad is the district in this country. But I also found information that it could be Crepidomanes Latemarginale. I don't know what is true.

A small fern from Hymenophyllaceae family , growing on rocks and stones roots. Slow rate of growth. It grows to 2-2.5cm height . Prefers soft water, pH about 6.5-7

I am also interesting how it will grow. Maybe it will faster loosing leaves. We will see. In that condition it was found in natural habitat.