Japanese Lion's Mane Epiphytic Fern | Rare Wild Plant, Low-Light Plant

Lion's Mane Microsorum Ctenoides Rare and Uncommon A mutated Microsorum Ctenoides from Kii Province, Japan The nutrient fronds are full of luster, with the tips forked, smaller than a little finger Its unique shape has quickly captured hearts It is a rare new favorite in the world of wild plants. Japanese Modern Small Pot Artist - Munakata Issou Oval mini-pot, over 10 years old Hand-signed on the pot base: Issou Saku The glaze color is special with layers, enduring and not monotonous (Fig. 5) Master the right amount of sunlight And it can be a diligent little companion for a long time Growth is relatively slow, entering a growth season in autumn and winter Spore fronds may appear slender, flat, and elongated Vibrant green, miniature, irresistibly cute /In Stock/ Fig. 1-5 | Munakata Issou Oval Bowl, photographed on 2026/2/14 Fig. 6-9 | Blue Glaze Cut Vertical Triangle Bowl, photographed on 2026/7/21 Locally propagated and cultivated. Paired with a shallow water tray to increase humidity, it's relatively easy to care for in a confined environment. Limited quantities, suitable for plants that prefer low light conditions. (Decorative elements and mounting boards not included) Fig. 10 | Over three years of cultivation, illustration of a full pot. /Planting Difficulty/ Lion's Mane Microsorum Ctenoides ★★☆☆☆ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | While admiring the beautiful plant, water it daily at regular times. Soil Medium | 400-degree high-temperature sterilized Japanese Akadama soil (granule soil). Placement | Balcony; place indoors in a ventilated area for 5-7 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 1.5-2.5 hours of sunlight exposure on the leaves, avoiding midday sun. ✨ A plant care instruction card is included with the package. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------