Platycerium 'Staghorn Fern' – Succulence

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3 inch Staghorn fern: a leafy plant with sturdy green leaves that grow from a center base.
4 inch Staghorn fern: a leafy plant with sturdy green leaves which grow from a central base.
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Platycerium 'Staghorn Fern'
$ 17.00 - $ 19.00

Platycerium or staghorn ferns are extraordinary additions to any home or garden. They are epiphytes, found growing on large trees in tropical rain forests of South America, South Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia. The large, upright leaves are called fronds, which branch and divide into antler-like shapes. Wide, flat, basal leaves, called shields, become thin and papery, overlapping the root ball. Over time, staghorn ferns can grow to be simply enormous, with fronds reaching 6 feet (nearly 2 meters) in length. At any size, they have tremendous presence.

 

You will receive a healthy, well-rooted Platycerium 'Staghorn Fern' in a plastic pot in the size of your choice.

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Care Tips

A staghorn fern is simple to care for. Even when mounted on a wooden plaque, the root ball and wood should be soaked weekly. Between soakings, mist the leaves and root mass liberally, and the Platycerium will thrive.