Selaginella Pulvinata

Common names: Spikemoss Selaginella Pulvinata is an intriguing evergreen perennial that features densely tufted stems and unique curling fronds. Its sems range from 4-15cm long and branch near the base to form rosette-like clusters. Over time, its stems and roots entangle to create a tree-like appearance that's great for planted setups, terrariums and more. Native to limestone rocks, this species is hardy and is sometimes considered drought-resistant, once established, making it a great pick for a range of setups. One of its most fascinating trait is its response to moisture: when dry, young fronds curl tightly, turning yellowish-brown like tiny claws or miniature cypress trees; when moistened, the fronds reopen and regain their vibrant green color. Notes: This is not an aquarium plant. Submerging it completely will result in the death of this plant. Selaginella Pulvinata works well in terrarium-like setups and should be partially shaded with good humidity. Remove the cotton surrounding the roots and plant into quality soil. For instructions on how to properly prep aquarium plants, click here. Yellowing of leaves indicates overwatering. Please research appropriately to ensure your plant thrives. Family Name: Lycopodiaceae Origin: Africa, Brazil Height: 4-6" Care: Easy Light: Low to Medium Growth rate: Slow to Moderate