Water: Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings
and number of blooms may vary from the photos shown
shield-like leaves that span up to 3 feet in length—helping improve air quality by increasing oxygen production
Feeding: Fertilize every couple of weeks with a diluted balanced fertilizer during spring and summer
Dense soil and oversized pots may hold excess moisture and increase the risk of root rot
Staghorn Fern - Platycerium bifurcatum Size:4" Nursery Pot Water: Allow the soil toSure, it's called a fern, but why doesn't it look like a fern? Easy answer, the Staghorn fern is both an air plant and a fern! The Staghorn fern is one of those plants that remind you of being in the tropics without the bugs and heat. The Staghorn fern has long, tongue shaped leaves that look as though they're panting for attention, but don't be fooled. Staghorn Ferns, unlike most ferns, do not enjoy being soaking wet, because they're air plants! Care