Lecanopteris luzonensis 'Ant Fern'What can we say, around here, we love plants that have a symbiotic relationship with ants! Lecanopteris aka Ant Ferns are a unique genus that have hollow rhizomes for the ants, of course. Don't worry, you do not need ants to keep this plant happy. Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. These will not like to go all the way dry. If you have a slightly warmer spot (not scorching hot), they would appreciate extra warmth. You will want to

their trunks can swell to incredible sizes

The plant’s leaves are thick

they do grow a bit slower than a non-variegated plant

pink or pale spur

Known for its unique

though can tolerate lower light better than other stalk growing plants

slender inflorescences

The leaves have a rich

*Low fired traditional raw terra cotta

though do need a bright filtered light to keep them happy

These delicate flowers typically bloom in clusters

Ficus always makes for great houseplants