Sphyrospermum Haughtii Pot Size:4 inch its extraordinarily long

its extraordinarily long

and the debris that constitutes the plant's primary nutrient source in its forest canopy and understory habitat

consistent feeding supports the steadiest leaf development

heart-shaped leaves that develop subtle surface ribbing at maturity

Sphyrospermum Haughtii Pot Size:4 inch its extraordinarily longSphyrospermum Haughtii A rare epiphytic member of the tribe Vaccinieae within the Ericaceae (blueberry family), described by Albert Charles Smith in 1953 from Ecuador's Bolvar province at 2,400 meters and known from only a handful of wild collections. The genus is distributed through the cloud forests of Mexico and tropical South America. Like its relatives Ceratostema and Macleania, it is a compact pendant epiphyte with small, ovate, succulent when