Japanese Lion's Mane Hoya-fern | Volcanic Rock Mounted, Rare Wild Plant, Low-Light Plant

Lion's Mane Hoya-fern | Rare and Uncommon A rare mutant variety of Hoya-fern from Kishu, Japan. The epiphytic leaves are glossy with bifurcated tips, smaller than a pinky finger. Its unique shape has quickly captured hearts. It's the new prized gem in the world of wild plants. We recommend pairing it with a shallow water tray to maintain humidity. The volcanic rock naturally retains moisture, ensuring a consistent water supply. With proper sunlight, it can be a diligent companion for a long time. It takes 3-4 years to grow to this leaf volume. Growth is slow, with autumn and winter being the growing season. It may develop slender, flattened sporophylls. Bright green, miniature, and irresistibly cute. /In Stock/ Photos 1-6 | Photographed on 2025/08/23 Cultivated locally for many years. Limited quantity, a plant that prefers low light conditions. Completely attached to natural volcanic rock. One of a kind. (Excludes the papaya-shaped water tray) Photo 7 | Over a year after potting, photographed on 2021/06/09 Photo 8 | Over three years of cultivation, a "bursting pot" illustration. Photo 9 | Information from a book. /Cultivation Difficulty/ Lion's Mane Hoya-fern ★★☆☆☆ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering | Water daily while admiring this beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Japanese Akadamatsu (granule soil), sterilized at 400°C. Placement | Balcony; place indoors in a well-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 direct midday sun. ✨Care instructions card included with shipment. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------