Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern)
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hanging with long thin stems covered in light green needle leaves
Botanical name: Lycopodium sp.
Common names: Rock Tassel Fern, Club Moss
Family: Lycopodiaceae
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
USDA Zone: 9-10
Plant form: Groundcover or low-growing
Sun exposure: Semi-shade
Cold tolerance: Frost sensitive. Protect from freezing.
Watering: Epiphyte. Needs light, frequent misting or soaking to stay hydrated.
Suitable for: Outdoors in the suitable USDA zone; small gardens, containers, and indoor growing
Foliage color: Ornamental foliage
Ethnomedical: Ethnomedical plant, traditionally used in folk or indigenous medicineAbout 450 species of evergreen perennials, chiefly of tropical and subtropical regions but with a few species extending into temperate areas. The Club Mosses are actually more closely related to ferns than to mosses. Ancient, tree-size Club Moss species were once among the dominant forms of plant life on earth, and were major contributors to our present-day coal reserves.
Lycopodium in the neotropics as well as old world tropics are the epiphytic plants. The plants of the old world tropics are in great demand and are beginning to make a comeback as cultivated plants.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) with numerous long drooping green strands hanging down from the stem
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) with trailing green stems dropping in layered foliage segments
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hangs in a brown plastic pot with long green leafy stems.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hanging green plant in a pot with long trailing foliage
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hanging in a container with long trails of green foliage
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) plant dangling from a hanging basket container with many small leaves.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) stems with needle-like neon green leaves trailing from a brown container.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) stems hang with slender needle-like foliage in soft light.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) long hanging stems create an elegant flowing effect of round leaves.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hanging in a basket with dense long green yellow stems.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) with long delicate branches covered in thin green needles.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) showing long trailing stems covered in dense, sharp green leaves.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) in a hanging container with long, trailing, dense foliage.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hanging down with long stems covered in many small leaves.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) branches with numerous slender vibrant green leaves angled toward the stem.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) pendant stems cascade downwards with dense needle-like foliage attached
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) cascading downwards with dense green stems and overlapping small leaf segments.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) green hanging plant, suspended from above in a clay container.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hanging down from a container on a table.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) with trailing stems covered in small, rounded green leaves
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hangs down with many trailing stems of small round leaves.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) trailing stems with small rounded green leaves.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) hanging downwards with dense, overlapping green foliage on long slender stems.
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) with trailing stems hanging down from overhead container
Lycopodium sp. (Rock Tassel Fern) long stems cascading from a basket suspended by metal chains
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