Aglaomorpha coronans 37Ø 75cm
Origin
Aglaomorpha is a plant belonging to the Polypodiaceae family. The name "Jim" comes from the botanist who discovered the plant. This plant is particularly found in the rainforests of East Asia, with high concentrations in areas such as the Philippines and Borneo.
Characteristics
In terms of characteristics, Aglaomorpha is distinguished by its distinctive green leaves, which are large, broad and distinctly heart-shaped. The leaves are usually pointed at the ends and have clearly visible veins. The plant can reach a height of about a meter. The uniqueness of this plant is its ability to adapt well to different growing conditions, so it can grow both in height and in width.
Supervision
Regarding the care of Aglaomorpha, this plant prefers a place with sufficient shade and moisture. In order for the plant to grow optimally, it needs to be fertilized regularly with organic fertilizers. In winter, the plant must be protected from frost. In summer, moisture and fresh air are needed, but dehydration and heat should be avoided.