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Fertilizer/ feed for the plant:Feed the Staghorn plant once a month with a diluted 1:1:1 fertiliser.
Repotting : Repot the Staghorn fern only after the plant has completely filled up the pot and the pot is too small for the plant. Choose a pot that is 2 inches wider in diameter than the previous one.
Propagation : Staghorn ferns can be propagated through spores or offshoots, also called pups. The best method in terms of efforts and success is propagation from pups. In Staghorn ferns that are mature, you will find offshoots in both types of leaf fronds.
1. How often should I water tmy Staghorn fern plant?
Water the Staghorn fern plant once a week unless you find the fronds drooping during the day. It thrives in a humid environment, so it will love regular light misting.
2. Why are the leaves of my Staghorn fern turning brown?
If you find that the fronds of your Staghorn fern are turning brown or is blackening at the base, then it is a classic sign that you are probably overwatering the plant.
3. Why are the leaves of my Stag horn fern wilting?
Wilting leaves of a Staghorn fern indicate that the plant is getting dry. It’s time to water the fern more occasionally, mist it regularly, or move him to a humid spot.
Light Requirements : Staghorn ferns are happy in a spot with bright indirect sunlight but they grow happily in medium light to outdoor spots with dappled shade.
Locations :The Staghorn fern can be kept near North or East facing windows or outdoor patios or entryways with dappled shade or indirect light. They also do extremely well in well-lit bathrooms.
Styling/decor tip :If you are an experienced plant parent, mount the Staghorn ferns on a board and hang them as art on your walls. Being epiphytes, Staghorn ferns are perfect for mounting on wooden boards, tree branches and such. When planting in pots, use contrasting planters to highlight the unique fronds and make it the instant focal point of your space. Use them as tabletop arrangements or let them hang from ceilings to add interest to your decor.
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Staghorn ferns are not toxic to either pets or humans.
Platycerium or Staghorn ferns are also called Elk’s Horn ferns.
Staghorn ferns produce brown spores that can be mistaken for disease. Although black patches are a fungal infection that require immediate attention.
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