Selaginella griffithi Size:12cm Avoid waterlogging soil or letting

Avoid waterlogging soil or letting the plant sit in stagnant water

Named Tigrina for its tiger-striped

Allow the top 2–3 cm to dry slightly before rewatering

with succulent stems

such as tomatoes and nightshades

Selaginella griffithi Size:12cm Avoid waterlogging soil or lettingSelaginella griffithii is a delicate member of the spikemoss group, appreciated for its fine, intricate foliage and preference for humid, sheltered environments. The fronds form a low, carpeting habit with tiny scalelike leaves arranged densely along creeping stems. These give a soft textured appearance, often in bright green or slightly bluetinged tones under good light. Native to: This species is native to tropical forest floors (often near streams