Selligua sp Lima Malaysia

Selligua sp Malaysia is native to Peninsular Malaysia; it is also known as Selligua sp Lima.

Selliguea is a genus of ferns in the Polypodiaceae family, native primarily to Southeast Asia. These ferns typically grow as epiphytes, meaning they anchor themselves on trees, rocks, or mossy surfaces rather than in soil. They are easily recognized by their thick, sometimes glossy leathery fronds and their creeping, fuzzy rhizomes. Many species have unusual leaf shapes and some rare varieties even display metallic or iridescent coloration.

Light: prefer bright, indirect light all year-round and no direct sun
Temperature: a minimum of 12°C in winter and 21°C and more in the growing season
Watering: keep the soil just moist during active growth and water more sparingly in winter
Fertilizing: apply a balanced liquid fertilizer every 2 weeks in spring and summer
Humidity: high humidity and regular misting
Soil: loose, airy mix such as peat x perlite x bark in equal parts
Water: normal to moist water range
Light conditions: partial shade to dappled light
Propagation: via spores or stem cuttings
Country of origin: Malaysia