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I got it from John Trott at Mendip Bonsai Studio, originally from Shikoku Garden nursery in Japan. Sadly I killed this one within the year without seeing what a mature frond looked like. In 2005 Barry Yinger wrote in the Asiatica catalogue: "Pyrrosia hastata is a rock-dwelling fern from the mountains of Japan and Korea. The normal type has three lobes on each frond on a creeping rootstock. This rare Japanese form does it all; it (has) fronds of almost all mutated types; some are frilled and rounded, others crested, some elongated and feather-like. It is impossible to describe all the possibilities. If you have only one mutation of P. hastata, this is the one." |
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