Amydrium humileAmydrium humile at a glance: Amydrium humile stands apart from most of its genus because it creeps instead of climbing, sending rooting stems across the substrate and spacing matte, heart shaped leaves along the run. That low, forest floor habit makes it especially interesting for terrarium bases, shallow planters, or naturalistic compositions where a climbing pole would look wrong. Foliage is leathery to lightly succulent rather than thin, so the