Lecanopteris luzonensis 'Ant Fern'What can we say, around here, we love plants that have a symbiotic relationship with ants! Lecanopteris aka Ant Ferns are a unique genus that have hollow rhizomes for the ants, of course. Don't worry, you do not need ants to keep this plant happy. Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. These will not like to go all the way dry. If you have a slightly warmer spot (not scorching hot), they would appreciate extra warmth. You will want to

rounded pseudobulbs that are spaced along the rhizomes

We use Montmorillonite clay for extra drainage or as top dressing in our arid plants

Typically medium-sized

This may roughly be once a week or longer depending on your home environment

The blue-silver leaves are absolutely stunning

Selaginella lepidophylla 'Resurrection Plant' is a highly unique and unusual plant to add to your collection

allowing air to circulate around its roots

Philodendron hederaceum is known for it's versatility and durability in a variety of different spaces

In terms of care

Cache pot - NO DRAINAGE

making it ideal for windowsills or limited‐space collections

Air on the side of neglect rather than over watering