What have you got in foliage?

[roxrgneiss]

Yeah, these Biophytums are typically pretty easy, if they have enough moisture and decent light. Letting them dry out can lead to a quick decline though. They also don't seem to like full sun for very long either, but can handle some pretty intense lighting in a tank. They do spread quickly once mature, so it's not as bad if one is lost at that point. I have one growing as a potted house plant (~20% humidity right now), so there doesn't seem to be a minimum amount of humidity required to grow them.

I have topped one plant a few times over the past two years and each new cut on the same stem always grows leads. Killer terrarium plant.

Mike

[skylsdale]

Drosera capensis

[harrywitmore]

I have had this Begonia for years. I lost all but the base of one leaf 2 years ago and have been nursing it back ever since. It's a large Begonia with mature leaves on mine were 6-8"

Begonia masoniana maculata

[Corpus Callosum]

Nice plant, yea I killed mine too .

[harrywitmore]

I'm pretty sure this has been posted before but here it is again

Begonia scarpigera - Leaves about 4"

[frogparty]

Nageliella purpurea
Im growing it in intermediate temps near the restrepias, but closer to the lights.
I love the foliage, hope I dont kill it.

[harrywitmore]

This is a favorite of mine also. I have a small division I got in the summer. It's doing pretty well but I need to get it in a bit more light. That one look cool.

[RarePlantBroker]

Well, I got out into the garden to take some pics today, and also snapped a couple of the plants that are STILL in the house due to the cold weather...enjoy.

Philodendron gigas:


Anthurium hoffmannii:


Anthurium cubense:


Phlebodium pseudoaureum:

[frogparty]

zootrophion oblongifolium

[JoshK]

Begonia Versicolor: