The Collection

A stunning collector aroid with caramel-toned marbled variegation. Supplied as a well-rooted cutting with at least one mature leaf. Approx. 20–30cm.

The iconic white-splashed monstera. Each leaf is uniquely patterned — no two are alike. Supplied as a rooted cutting with at least one mature leaf showing variegation. Approx. 25–35cm.

Jewel alocasia with deep metallic green leaves and vivid red-pink veining. A compact, striking specimen for any collection. Supplied in a 12cm pot, approx. 20–25cm tall.

Velvety heart-shaped leaves with crisp white veining. A slow-growing terrestrial philodendron that rewards patience. Supplied as a well-rooted plant in a 12cm pot.

Velvety dark green leaves with silver-white venation. One of the most sought-after anthuriums for collectors. Supplied as a rooted plant in a 12cm pot, approx. 20–30cm.

The classic sweetheart hoya with creamy-white variegated margins. A slow grower but a long-lived favourite. Supplied as a rooted cutting with 2–3 leaves.

Creamy-white speckled variegation on classic monstera leaves. Tissue-culture stable — every leaf shows variegation. Supplied as a rooted plant in a 14cm pot, approx. 30–40cm.

A classic epiphyte beloved by aquascapers. Wedge it into hardscape right at the splash zone — it thrives with roots submerged and leaves climbing into humid air. Near-indestructible in wet conditions.

Highly sought-after, slow-growing plants with iridescent leaves that shimmer under light. Thrive on wet rocks or wood right at the waterline — a true collector's gem for any paludarium.

A miniature dwarf arrowhead that handles constantly damp substrate beautifully. Adds excellent structure to the land section of any paludarium and stays compact enough for nano builds.

Striking pink, red, and white vein patterns make Fittonia one of the most eye-catching ground covers available. Thrives on constant moisture and adds a massive splash of colour to the land section.

String of Turtles — a trailing plant with tiny, turtle-shell-patterned leaves. Loves cascading down damp moss walls and is perfectly suited to the hyper-humid air of a rainforest paludarium.

A terrestrial bromeliad featuring stunning pink and earth-toned star patterns. Loves damp soil and high humidity — a bold accent plant that anchors the foreground of any paludarium build.

String of Frogs — an absolute favourite in the vivarium community. Its tiny leaves look exactly like miniature frogs climbing up damp wood or moss, rapidly turning any background into a dense green wall.

The holy grail of shingling plants. Leaves flatten themselves perfectly against wet surfaces as they climb upwards — essential for covering 3D-printed moss poles and hardscape backgrounds.

Nephrolepis cordifolia 'Duffii' — a compact fern with neat, round leaflets that stays small enough not to take over nano tanks. A texture-builder that holds the microclimate together.

Technically a lycophyte rather than a true moss, it forms incredibly plush, bright green, fern-like carpets over soggy soils. A living sponge that locks in humidity and looks spectacular.

A gorgeous aquatic moss that transitions beautifully to wet land zones, draping downwards like a weeping willow. No paludarium is complete without it — the ultimate texture and atmosphere builder.