HOW COOL! OH MAN! now you've given me another addiction! :o) And I won't say how glorious the rest of your plants look either. :o) *envy* *envy*

All of the Tassel Ferns in Australia have been renamed Huperzia , many come from Borneo PNG and some from Fiji , have even heard of 1 from Brazil . I think yours is from Indonesia , saw a ref. to Krakatoa ! This one does not seem to be available here in Australia , though I think it is one or two collections , I know one couple who have over 200 spp. !!! It is a very beautiful plant .

Definitely a great grab! Good for you on finding one!

I have to say that, after researching them on the web and looking all over for online sites and only finding 2 that were halfway reasonable, I never in 1000 years expected one to just walk into my town and into my hands. Must be "garden karma" at work again!

I'm envious....no, I'll be honest, I'm downright *jealous* LOL!!

(Vey happy for you, though!)

This is one of my wants, too, but I've read they're somewhat hard to grow, and could *never* pay the prices they're offered at and risk losing it!!
What a lucky fluke for you!

Was it 'reasonably priced'?
Whose booth was it, if you don't mind my asking?

Congrats on your FAB FIND!!

How neat is that???!!!???

How interesting and attractive, and yet another new plant to me! Unfortunately my record growing ferns indoors in my house is not the best, so I long ago gave up buying new ones, though I still love them. I do think having maximum humidity indoors during out normal low humidites indoors in winter, may be the biggest impediment to doing well with them. Having mentioned the humdity problem though I often think af the huge Boston fern in one apartment in southern California years ago, and I would guess the humidity was quite low in that case. Of course not all require such high levels to do well!

Are they suited for indoors? If so, would they require full sun? Nice looking fern!

THere are more than one species, and I am not certain about all of them. I know that I was told that this particular one needs very high humidity, dappled light/bright shade, heat and lots of moisture.

Most Tassels need lots of shade , never seen any grown indoors , but a humid bathroom would be fine .