Glass Box Tropicals Microgramma sp. Ecuador

While it is considered one of the more accessible species in its genus, it is classified as intermediate care. You will need to maintain consistent moisture and bright, indirect light, so it is best suited for someone who has successfully managed basic terrarium plants before.

Because this is an epiphytic species, it does not need to be planted in soil. You can secure the cuttings directly onto driftwood or cork bark using a small amount of moss or specialized plant glue, allowing the rhizomes to naturally attach and creep across the surface over time.

This plant is specifically adapted for naturalistic setups like terrariums or vivariums. It requires the high humidity and consistent moisture levels typically found in closed or semi-closed environments to thrive and prevent the leaves from drying out.

You will receive unrooted stem cuttings rather than a fully established potted plant. This is standard for this species, as it allows you to easily pin the cuttings directly onto your hardscape to encourage natural growth patterns.

Yes, bright, indirect light is essential. If the light is too low, the plant may become leggy and lose the dense, fuzzy pubescence that gives it such a unique visual texture.