Live Plants - Staghorn Fern Style:Plant C and other soilless systems often

and other soilless systems often require more frequent feeding because the growing media stores very few nutrients

growing media and potting soils

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Live Plants - Staghorn Fern Style:Plant C and other soilless systems oftenStaghorn Fern Care Guide Staghorn ferns have two distinct types of fronds: shield fronds, which are small, flat leaves that cover the root ball, and antler fronds, which resemble deer or elk antlers and can reach up to 90 centimetres in length indoors. They belong to the Polypodiaceae family and are native to Asia and Australia. These ferns have been removed from their shipping soil and replanted in sphagnum and orchid bark. This makes them a bit more