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An iconic epiphytic fern from the coastal forests of eastern Australia, grown for its two striking frond types: broad shield fronds at the base and long, forked fertile fronds that arch outward with a silvery-green finish.

Light: Bright indirect light; 40–60% shade cloth. Avoid prolonged direct sun, which bleaches the fronds. Morning light is ideal.
Temperature: 55–85°F (13–29°C); Warm to Intermediate grower. Tolerates brief cold snaps but performs best in consistently warm conditions.
Humidity: 50–70%. Benefits from regular misting on the shield fronds and good air circulation to prevent rot at the base.
Watering: Soak thoroughly, then allow to dry out significantly before the next watering. When mounted, submerge the entire mount in water for 10–15 minutes; frequency depends on climate and season.

Additional Notes

Grown by Ecuagenera in Ecuador, Platycerium bifurcatum is one of the most adaptable and beginner-friendly staghorn ferns available. It thrives mounted on wood, in hanging baskets, or in well-draining epiphytic mixes. Plants are s

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