Platycerium "Staghorn Fern" 3" hide-atc

Platycerium "Staghorn Fern" 3" hide-atcPlatycerium "Staghorn Fern," or "Elkhorn Fern," is a genus of ferns known for their fronds that are shaped like the aforementioned common names. It has two types fronds, the basal frond and the fertile frond. The basal fronds look like a helmet at the base of the plant to protect its roots, while the fuzzy fertile fronds are the "antler" part. Light: part sun to part shade Soil: potting mix to sphagnum Watering: dry to 1" in to dry to the touch

Their leaves hang down exposing their leathery face to those who can't help but stare at this beauty

are curled lengthwise

Audrey has deserved some bragging rights

Olive colored preserved guatambu can be the focal point "flower" for your dried arrangement

Blooms: late summer through autumn

Habit:  Loose

This Anthurium has strappy dark green leaves

mint and grey striations running vertically

Simple and sturdy

Drain hole included

Growth rate: 12" or less per year

We can see why it's so loved