Staghorn Fern in Hanging Pot Platycerium Bifurcatum 100-120cm Discovered as a natural mutation

Discovered as a natural mutation of Monstera deliciosa

Humidity: Moderate to high humidity (50–70%) supports healthy leaf growth and prevents brown edges

indirect light but adapts well to medium light conditions

Rhipsalis baccifera ‘Oasis’ can reach 60–100 cm in trailing length

Cut just above a node to encourage new growth

Staghorn Fern in Hanging Pot Platycerium Bifurcatum 100-120cm Discovered as a natural mutationPlatycerium bifurcatum, commonly known as the Staghorn Fern or Elkhorn Fern, is a stunning tropical epiphytic fern celebrated for its sculptural, antler like fronds and natural ability to grow on trees, bark, or mounted displays. A member of the Polypodiaceae family and native to Australia, New Guinea, and Southeast Asia, this fern brings a touch of rainforest grandeur to any interior or shaded garden setting. Unlike traditional ferns, Platycerium