Microsorum musifolium 'Crocodyllus' | Crocodile Fern (M)

Name: Microsorum musifolium 'Crocodyllus' | Crocodile Fern (M)
Brand: Microsorium
SKU: CROCODILE-FERN-6IN
Price: 34.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Edward

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Microsorum musifolium 'Crocodyllus' | Crocodile Fern (M) inspiratie 1

Chosen length

30cm - 34.00

How do you measure height?

Good question! We measure the height from the top of the plant to the bottom of the pot (including the pot itself).

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Marphyl 500ml Soil Enhancer ($18.05)

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Total price

Edward - 1x

34.00

Without pot

Edward

34.00

Without pot

Edward's survival guide

Scaly green fronds, zero fuss!

Step into a prehistoric paradise with Edward the Crocodile Fern! Native to the lush tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia and Australia, this striking fern gets his name from the incredible, net-like vein patterns across his shiny fronds that feel just like genuine alligator leather. Broad, bright green, and gently ruffled, Edward brings an instant touch of wild texture to any room. Unlike many delicate ferns, Edward is refreshingly easy-going and far less prone to crisping up. He loves a warm spot with medium-to-bright indirect light, high humidity, and consistent soil moisture. Place him in a cozy bathroom or high-humidity nook, and Edward will proudly display his wild, reptilian foliage with effortless style!

15 cm pot

Regular water needed

Once every year

30 cm tall

Indirect light

Not toxic

Once every six weeks

How to care for Edward

The striking crocodile-style leaves on this plant are a real eye-grabber, but who came first, the croc or the fern? Dundee over here is epiphytic in nature which means that he grows wherever life goes. We've seen him in the strangest of places; like attached to trees, between rocks or cracks. When healthy, Crocodile Dundees will display the green leathery leaves they are known for, anything else such as brown or yellow means that something is wrong. Too much water or too much light is usually to blame.