More from my visit to the Spheres

Most of today's plants are ones outside my area of "expertise", in other words—I have no idea what they are, but that doesn't stop me from drooling....

There's a trunk under there somewhere, supporting all those epiphytes.
Plants growing on plants, one of my favorite things.

I swear that looks like an epiphyllum with a jagged or toothed margin.

That might be a plant covered rock?
Ditto
We'll see that epiphyte covered stump from the other side in a bit.
I really wish I knew what those thin, dark, leaves belong to...
Ditto for those three-pronged, puckered leaves.
I have to admit it is kind of fun to just admire, and not have a clue what it is you're looking at.
The promised epiphyte covered stump from the other side.
I do know that's a passion flower.
And the wide dark leaves in the center here are Elaphoglossum metallicum.
Yep.
Huperzia squarrosa (the trailing plant, I think I've got the ID right?)

Kerriodoxa elegans, the white backed palm
Triangle leaves! The closest thing I could find online was Asplenium hemionitis, but I don't think that's right.

There are pyrrosia leaves in that crazy planting.
These next three photos are the odd perspective you get when you lean over the side of one of the upper floors and look down on the densely planted foliage.


And lastly, a sweet planting of species from South Africa staring the Kumara plicatilis (aka fan aloe). If you ever get the chance to visit the Spheres you should definitely do it!