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These are some nice examples of how this Platycerium can be grown. Thanks to Rebecca for the photos. Moist; 1 waterings per week. This is the most common of all the Platycerium ferns. Can take cold temps and still live. Grate staghorn fern for beginners.
Platycerium coronarioum X ridleyi on left platycerium ridleyi on right.
Platycerium Kankluay elephantotis X stemaria. Platycerium Charles Alford fist generation. This is a new mutated form of P. Does not grow any shields. I sell all species .
This is a plant out of the late Carlos Tatsuta. The fronds are upright then other elephantotis. Like dryer moss them most species. Platycerium elephantotis thanks atmccmn for the photos.
The shields of Platycerium ellisii are thin and have a wax shine to them. Most of the time the shields are brown and create a round clasping shape around the bud and roots. I was told by a friend in Madagascar that this species was hard to find and after a long hunt was found growing in Mangrove forests. When well grown it produces lots of pups and makes a nice specimine.
If you see something you like let me know it might be available for sale. Growing Platycerium ridleyi and P. I will be posting a few things I have larger quantities of here. I have lots more Platycerium ferns for sale and you can feel free to contact me even if I do not have it listed here. Mix of platycerium and rare conifers.
Some Platycerium ferns grow best in a clay pot. These photos are to show you how to tell P. wandae has frills that form around the bud. grande top does not have that characteristic. Platycerium superbum looks similar to P. grande but forms only one spore patch.
Platycerium holttumii in the wild. Here are some nice photos of P. Native to southeast Asia, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
madagascariense but it looks like it is working. The problem will be when I need to give them more moss. This is both sides of a flat mount. There are 7 matur growing plants. This is from my friend Kentucky good lighting. Platycerium madagascariense A well grown plant photo by Chris Babicke.
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If you are interested in obtaining a Platycerium alcicorne Contact me at platyceriumfernsgmail.com. Warm to Intermediate;60F min. to 95F max. Moist; 1 waterings per week let moss become somewhat dry between waterings not hard dry. Bright or indirect light. 30-10-10 at 14 strength every 2 weeks. The plants that are found on Madagascar as much smaller then the African form. Not that are of a fern to grow. Like it a little wormer then most. Subscribe to Posts Atom. View my complete profile.CONTENT
This web page platyceriumalcicorne.blogspot.com states the following, "If you are interested in obtaining a Platycerium alcicorne Contact me at platyceriumfernsgmail." We saw that the webpage said " Warm to Intermediate;60F min." It also said " Moist; 1 waterings per week let moss become somewhat dry between waterings not hard dry. 30-10-10 at 14 strength every 2 weeks. The plants that are found on Madagascar as much smaller then the African form. Not that are of a fern to grow. Like it a little wormer then most."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
These are some nice examples of how this Platycerium can be grown. Thanks to Rebecca for the photos. Moist; 1 waterings per week. This is the most common of all the Platycerium ferns. Can take cold temps and still live. Grate staghorn fern for beginners.
Platycerium coronarioum X ridleyi on left platycerium ridleyi on right.
Platycerium Kankluay elephantotis X stemaria. Platycerium Charles Alford fist generation. This is a new mutated form of P. Does not grow any shields. I sell all species .
This is a plant out of the late Carlos Tatsuta. The fronds are upright then other elephantotis. Like dryer moss them most species. Platycerium elephantotis thanks atmccmn for the photos.