Plant Mounting WorkshopIN PERSON Mounts are an incredible way to display plants, and can help mimic the conditions that certain species are accustomed to in their natural habitat. They are super fun to make to too! Usually this method is used to display epiphytes, which are plants that primarily grow on the sides of trees rather than terrestrially. This includes plants like Hoya, Rhipsalis, and lots of fern species! Platycerium in particular are probably the plant most

we hardly see this one available

Not an aroid but still a beautiful plant nonetheless

Rhipsalis paradoxa is soft and non-spiny

Hand made by Tellefsen Atelier in Hudson

and fleshy

These leaves are typically very reduced or absent in mature plants

Mounts are great ways to grow your plant as they can mimic epiphytic conditions that plants would normally experience in their natural habitats

They have bright silvery veins on the velvety foliage practically sparkle

It's important to avoid letting the plant sit in water

A unique dark shade of red

Another neat thing about them is that their emergent leaves come out a red/pinkish color

especially at night