Fern 'Frosty' Trichodiadema as too much nitrogen can

as too much nitrogen can lead to spongy growth predisposed to rot

Common Names: Tortum

While Haworthia viscosa does not bloom as readily as some of its succulent cousins

Red bumps also dot the midline of each leaf

With multiple active compounds

Fern 'Frosty' Trichodiadema as too much nitrogen canBotanical Name: Selaginella kraussiana Common Name(s): spike moss or club moss Description: The Frosty Fern, also known as Selaginella martensii or Selaginella kraussiana, is a popular holiday houseplant with green leaves that have white tips that resemble frost. Frosty ferns are low growing, mound like plants that can grow up to 12 inches tall with variegated foliage.