Platycerium | Staghorn Fern (S)

Name: Platycerium | Staghorn Fern (S)
Brand: Platycerium
SKU: PLATYCERIUM-STAGHORN-4IN
Price: 22.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

Colby

22⁰⁰

Platycerium | Staghorn Fern (S) inspiratie 1

Choose your length

20cm - 22.00

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).

with 5% discount

Complete your set

Maya Growing Premium Mix 3L ($13.30)

Marphyl 500ml Soil Enhancer ($18.05)

Maya Growing Premium Mix 7.5L ($23.75)

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Plant Care App

Our app will tell you exactly when and how much to feed and water your plants. Are you already a pro in taking care of your plant? Great! The App is completely optional of course.

Total price

Colby - 1x

22.00

Without pot

Colby

22.00

Without pot

Colby's survival guide

Living trophy, no hunting license required.

Wild, dramatic, and uniquely magnificent, Colby is ready to turn your wall into a living work of art. Platycerium (the Staghorn Fern) is famous for its striking dual fronds—flat basal shield fronds at the base and bold, lobed foliage that cascades out like majestic stag antlers. Colby loves bright, indirect light, gentle mistings, and a good thorough soak when his mounting medium dries out. Whether mounted on a wooden plaque or suspended in a basket, Colby is a loyal, show-stopping companion built to bring lush, woodland magic straight into your home!

10 cm pot

Frequent water needed

Once every two years

20 cm tall

Indirect light

non-toxic

Not needed

How to care for Colby

Oscar is a unique plant, with fuzzy, branching leaves that spread out like antlers from their base. His fronds look stunning over the side of a hanging basket, and eclectic when mounted to a board with a piece of sphagnum moss. A lover of trash, Oscar still likes to be bathed for 10-20 minutes when his moss dries and to have his fronds misted while he gripes about all your friends.

*Oscar has 2 different types of fronds, shield fronds and antler fronds. The shield fronds turn brown and crispy to protect the root system and secure these amigos to their host trees in their natural environment. This can look like damaged or dead leaves, but these leaves are totally healthy so removing them can damage this amigo.