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An hour or two of direct sun on this staghorn fern is acceptable but then the plant would reach crit

An hour or two of direct sun on this staghorn fern is acceptable but then the plant would reach critical dryness faster, meaning that I would have to water sooner (and yes, I have to take the whole plant down, run it in the shower, wait for it to stop dripping, and then carefully lift it back onto the hook).
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Light modifier: a white sheer curtain to diffuse direct sun. It’s a great way to lessen the heat stress on your plants that prefer “bright indirect light” (no need to do this for cacti).
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2) In a nursery growing tropical foliage plants, shade cloth is used for the same purpose.
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Staghorn fern watering strategy: given adequate lighting, I just feel the sphagnum moss. When it reaches the point of feeling dry but still soft, then I can water sometime within the week. If I wait longer, the moss becomes hard: that’s the WATER IMMEDIATELY signal.
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#houseplants #staghornfern #platyceriumbifurcatum #platycerium #chasinglight #outsidein #natureinspired #plantparenthood #plants #plantas #plantgoals #urbanjunglebloggers #houseplantclub #plantstyling (at Toronto, Ontario)


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Duration: 48 days (only daytime shown)
Subject: growth of two shield fronds on my Platycerium bifurcatum (“staghorn fern”)
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#platycerium #platyceriumbifurcatum #staghornfern #植物のある暮らし #plantlife #グリーンのある暮らし #timelapse #ビフルカツム #houseplants #houseplantjournal (at Toronto, Ontario)

Shortly after staging this photo, I discovered a rather severe spider mite infestation on this Platy

Shortly after staging this photo, I discovered a rather severe spider mite infestation on this Platycerium superbum - probably got worse because I wasn’t inspecting the plant daily. Plant stand: bought this in Singapore.
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2) Anyway, for the past few months, it was growing nicely in this repurposed wooden salad bowl filled with pure sphagnum moss and held together with burlap stapled to the inside of the bowl.
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3) Seeing as how the spider mites were congregating around the outside of the pot, I decided to remove the plant entirely and give it a good spray down outside with water. I’ve potted it into a temporary pot where I will monitor it closely. Rusty loppers included for horror movie effect (also because I couldn’t find smaller scissors outside)
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Platycerium willinckii

ウィリンキーの子株を収穫して

焼いてワイヤーブラシで擦った薪に付けてみた。

#ridleyi #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角蕨 100均の杉板はカビ生えちゃうから、板替えしたほうがいいのかなと思ってるんですが、こうい

#ridleyi #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角蕨
100均の杉板はカビ生えちゃうから、板替えしたほうがいいのかなと思ってるんですが、こういうふうに育つと「板替え無理」ってなります。
キャベツ、もしくはキャンディの包み紙。
自然のリドレイの写真見る限り、細い丸太みたいなのがベストなんでしょうね…_(┐「ε:)_
よく、ここまで巻いてくれた。
命名:まきお
勢い良過ぎて、ハチハチさんの素敵タグも中に入っちゃったよ…
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おチビリドリドちゃん、胞子葉折れてしまったから切ったけど、小さくてもリドリドちゃんだなあ。 #ridleyi #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角

おチビリドリドちゃん、胞子葉折れてしまったから切ったけど、小さくてもリドリドちゃんだなあ。
#ridleyi #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角蕨
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#ridleyi #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角蕨 小さいけどリドリドちゃんぽくなってきた https://www.instagram.co

#ridleyi #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角蕨
小さいけどリドリドちゃんぽくなってきた
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#veitchii #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角蕨 Veitchiiの貯水葉はギザギザだー。貯水葉がこんなにギザギザ初めてみたかも。 ht

#veitchii #staghornfern #platycerium #ビカクシダ #コウモリラン #鹿角蕨
Veitchiiの貯水葉はギザギザだー。貯水葉がこんなにギザギザ初めてみたかも。
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I’m very anxious and overwhelmed for a bunch of reasons, so of all things to post, I post ferns. Which as houseplants, are the epitome of anxiety. Or so I’m told.

Featuring my collection, minus one crocodile fern (mildly sunburned but fine): Staghorn fern, Japanese shield fern, rabbit’s foot fern, and delta maidenhair. Oddly enough, the rabbits foot is the most likely fern to communicate annoyance, and I think that’s due to me forgetting about it since they’re fairly tough. Also it’s sitting where I can’t immediately see it. (The mug was broken but found new life as a pot once I drilled a drain hole into it!)

The maidenhair has been with me for over a month and a half now and seems weirdly content, so long as I check in with it each day. Watching the new fronds come in has been so satisfying. Aside from watering regularly with fish tank water and good light, these babies get no special treatment. They all live within a foot of west facing windows, which is perfect for winter/spring/fall growing, and they get monitored in summer to make sure they don’t burn: they can easily be moved to less direct light should they become unhappy. Most fern problems seem to stem from poor lighting and improper watering related to said lighting. Then again, I’m no expert.

I do not know what I will do when/if Hector the staghorn reaches massive size. I guess the room will then belong to him! He’s grown so much since I got him a year ago.

I guess I’m happy to find these ferns are tougher than I was lead to believe. Which makes sense, considering I have native ferns in my landscaping (and want so many more!!!)

I’ve tagged the rabbits foot fern with arachnophobia since I’ve seen people get grossed out by their fuzzy rhizomes. I love them, it’s part of the appeal for me!

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