Huperzia Phlegmaria 'Big Lips' alocasia baginda multicolored leaves in shades of

multicolored leaves in shades of pink

Note: Toxic if ingested—keep away from pets and children

making a moss pole not merely a care recommendation but a prerequisite for the plant ever showing its defining character

The species is a vigorous hemiepiphyte from tropical America and the variegated forms are prized by collectors for their ornamental contrast and variable patterning

• Pet friendly

Huperzia Phlegmaria 'Big Lips' alocasia baginda multicolored leaves in shades ofHuperzia phlegmaria Big Lips is a distinctive cultivar of the tassel fern, belonging to the ancient Lycopodiaceae family of lycophytes. Native to tropical Asia, including Thailand and surrounding regions, this epiphytic species grows suspended from tree branches in humid forests. The Big Lips form is recognized for its unusually broad, overlapping leaf like microphylls that give the cascading stems a fuller, more architectural appearance compared to