• Vandenboschia lofoushanensis, first described by Ching in 1959, is native to the subtropical forests of Guangdong, China. It typically grows on mossy tree trunks or rocks in moist, dense forests. This fern is well-suited for terrariums and can also be grown underwater, making it an excellent choice as an aquatic plant.
  • Vandenboschia lofoushanensis, first described by Ching in 1959, is native to the subtropical forests of Guangdong, China. It typically grows on mossy tree trunks or rocks in moist, dense forests. This fern is well-suited for terrariums and can also be grown underwater, making it an excellent choice as an aquatic plant.
  • Vandenboschia lofoushanensis, first described by Ching in 1959, is native to the subtropical forests of Guangdong, China. It typically grows on mossy tree trunks or rocks in moist, dense forests. This fern is well-suited for terrariums and can also be grown underwater, making it an excellent choice as an aquatic plant.
  • Vandenboschia lofoushanensis, first described by Ching in 1959, is native to the subtropical forests of Guangdong, China. It typically grows on mossy tree trunks or rocks in moist, dense forests. This fern is well-suited for terrariums and can also be grown underwater, making it an excellent choice as an aquatic plant.
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Vandenboschia lofoushanensis

Vandenboschia lofoushanensis

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Vandenboschia lofoushanensis, first described by Ching in 1959, is native to the subtropical forests of Guangdong, China. It typically grows on mossy tree trunks or rocks in moist, dense forests. This fern is well-suited for terrariums and can also be grown underwater, making it an excellent choice as an aquatic plant.

Features:

  • Size: Small, with fronds measuring 3–10 cm in length.

  • Fronds: Delicate and translucent, with a lacy appearance.

  • Rhizomes: Long and creeping, covered with fine hairs.

  • Venation: Distinctive false veins are present, characteristic of the genus Vandenboschia.

  • Sori: Located on the upper parts of the fronds, typically near the apex.

Care Tips:

  • Humidity: Maintain high humidity levels (above 60%) to mimic its natural rainforest habitat.

  • Temperature: Prefers cool temperatures ranging from 22°C to 26°C.

  • Light: Provide indirect or filtered light; avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn.

  • Water: Use soft, deionized, or rainwater. Ensure the substrate remains consistently moist but not waterlogged.

  • Substrate: Utilize a well-draining mix of sphagnum moss, orchid bark, and perlite.

  • Placement: Ideal for terrariums, vivariums, or aquariums, where it can be used as an aquatic plant.

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