The Cyathea celsa, also known as Alsophila celsa, is a rare tree fern native to the humid tropical forests of Mauritius and Réunion.

Botanical Characteristics
  
Family: Cyatheaceae
  
Synonyms: Cyathea excelsa, Alsophila celsa
  
Distribution: Originally from Mauritius and Réunion
  
Habitat: Humid tropical lowland forests
The Cyathea celsa is an elegant tree fern that, with proper care, can be an impressive addition to a tropical garden or greenhouse.

Care Tips
  
Light: Partial shade to light shade
  
Water: Keep the soil consistently moist, but avoid waterlogging
  
Humidity: High humidity is recommended; regular misting can help
  
Temperature: Protect from frost; overwinter in a greenhouse or indoors
  
Soil: Rich, well-draining soil is ideal
Note: Tree ferns like Cyathea celsa are sensitive to drought and cold temperatures. Ensure the plant is well protected from frost during winter months and that humidity levels are maintained.

This is the first time we are cultivating this species from spores. We do not possess the original mother plant and base the identification on the spore material and the supplier’s description.