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Spreading Club Moss

Selaginella sp. 1869

Selaginella sp. 1869 Selaginella sp. 1869

Selaginella species 1871

Selaginella species 1871 Selaginella species 1871

Selaginella species 1870

Selaginella species 1870 Selaginella species 1870

Selaginella species 1869

Selaginella species 1869 Selaginella species 1869
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Latin name: Selaginella species
Common name: Spreading Club Moss
Plant group:
Green plants
Plant family:
Selaginellaceae
Climate:
Tropical rainforest climate
Minimal temperature: 16-18°C (60-64°F)
Optimal temperature: 26-28°C (78-82°F)
Recommended place:
mid-shade
Soil:
humus-peat-loosely
Plant form:
shrubby, bushy
Height: 20 cm (7.8 in.)
Flower color:
multicolor
Repotting: every 36 months (3 years)
Rarity: no
Diseases:
Pytium blight (Helminthosporium, Pythium, Fusarium)
Origin territory:
South America
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These tender, spreading perennials are grown for their pretty, scale-like foliage. They can be used for edging greenhouse benches, covering pillars, planting in hanging baskets and decorating terrariums. Most of these plants are found wild in tropical America and Asia, but some come from China, Japan, North America, South Africa and Australia. S. martensii is a pretty plant that grows up to 9 inches (22 cm) high and wide. Its tiny, glossy green leaves are produced in thick, multi-branched sprays. S. kraussiana (Spreading Club Moss/Trailing Spike Moss) is a trailing plant that grows 1/2-inch high (1,2 cm) and has a limitless spread. Its tiny, bright green leaves overlap along jointed stems. This plant has a moss-like appearance. S. lepidophylla (Resurrection Plant) is a native of desert and semi-desert regions from Texas to South America.

These plants need a minimum temperature of 40°F (4°C). In cool climates, grow these plants in a house or greenhouse in moist, peaty soil consisting loam, leaf mold, sand and a bit of lump charcoal.

They may be divided at any time of the year. Cuttings of shoots may be inserted in compost and moistened daily. They will produce roots quickly.

 

Varieties:

Selaginella uncinata,

Selaginella denticulata,

Selaginella canaliculata,

Selaginella lepidophylla,

Selaginella martensii,

Selaginella Braunii,

Selaginella delicatissima