Platycerium bifurcatum plant | 'Silver Elkhorn' fern

The moosehorn fern has two types of fronds. The first, at the base, do not produce spores and serve to support the plant. The other fertile fronds are wide, drooping, and reminiscent of moose horns. When hung, this epiphytic fern can create a true work of art. By placing it on a wooden surface, as in its natural habitat, it clings to it and adds a rustic cabin touch to your decor.

Non-toxic to animals.

Family: Polypodiaceae.
Origin: Equatorial rainforest.
Watering: It prefers watering.
Allow the soil to dry out between waterings.
Humidity: High.
Do not remove the bloom on the leaves; it helps retain moisture.
Soil Type: Light and well-draining.
Light: Low to moderate.
Orientation: North, west, or east.
Growth: Slow.
Temperature: Average.
Between 15ᵒC and 30ᵒC.
Avoid cold temperatures below 13ᵒC.

Grown in Quebec.

Pick-up in store only.

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