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May 31 2026 | Lichen, liverwort (Frullania eboracensis), and moss covering a giant stone
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#3789 - Marchantia berteroana - Bonfire Liverwort
Growing in the South Hill Cemetery and in a tunnel underneath the Steampunk museum in Oamaru.
A large liverwort found in much of the Southern Hemisphere, including Antarctica. It prefers moist habitat but is also one of the first plants to colonise burnt out areas.
It's a dioicous species, with plants producing either male or female gametangia. I suspect the plants in the photos above are all female, since the male reproductive structures are shorter and less elaborate. The crater-like structures are gemma cups, that catch falling rain to splash out gemmulas, bundles of cells they use to spread asexually.
Oamaru, Aotearoa New Zealand.
April 10 2026 | Liverwort (Frullania eboracensis) and thin parasitic vine on tree bark
The FuKinG liverwort hyphae are crazy. Im trying to make them spread inside this tiny plexiglass terrarium.
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Liverwort appearing suddenly over my mini terracota pot. Those are so hard to cultivate, maybe sprouting naturally will turn things easier this time.
April 07 2026 | lichen, liverwort, and parasitic vines on trees
🍂 IN THIS VIDEO Giant liverwort species is Monoclea gottschei from Ecuador Separating out some ferns and splitting the liverwort up Experiment with three different substrates to see which it prefers
