Platycerium superbum (Staghorn fern) Type:Small giving a silvery sheen

giving a silvery sheen

This spectacular bloom display makes it a true showstopper during the flowering season

Unique coloration mimics the diverse hues of a tropical rainforest canopy

Those who appreciate plants with unique textures and forms

Size: Likely inherits the compact size of lilliputiana with the dark

Platycerium superbum (Staghorn fern) Type:Small giving a silvery sheenNative to the rainforest canopies of eastern Australia, Platycerium superbum represents the pinnacle of staghorn fern cultivation. This spectacular species creates its own ecosystem, forming massive shield fronds that trap falling debris to create a self sustaining compost pile high in the trees. Unlike its colonial cousins, P. superbum grows as a solitary monarch, channeling all energy into one magnificent specimen that can live for over fifty years.