How to Grow and Care for Megaceros

Megaceros pellucidus is a striking hornwort, its translucent, ribbon-like thalli highlighting a unique adaptation to its moist, shaded habitats. Notable for its large, lobed sporophytes, it thrives on rocks and soil where steady water availability supports its delicate, non-vascular system. Megaceros pellucidus's simplicity, reminiscent of ancient plants, offers a glimpse into the early evolution of terrestrial flora.

Megaceros flagellaris is a prominent liverwort that exhibits a distinctive array of forked, antler-like fronds, akin to stag-horns. Thriving in damp, shaded environments, this species has a striking presence, with long, slender, whip-like structures that facilitate its spread. The plant's vibrant green coloration reflects its affinity for moist, low-light niches, an adaptation crucial for its ecological success.