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\n<\/p><\/div>"}. have an out-of-this world appearance. Mesh hanging baskets give staghorn ferns proper support as long as they are strong. Staghorn ferns are exotic and beautiful additions to any plant collection. Opt for inexpensive plastic planters that are weatherproof and easy to move around. Avoid direct sunlight, which is too intense. Staghorn ferns are members of the fern family, and include 17 different species of staghorn ferns that belong to the … These porch-step containers begin with bright pink and yellow zinnias. This is a good question since staghorns generally don’t naturally grow in soil. I just purchased one one for $100 at a yard sale in Boca Raton. A Staghorn Ferns roots are accustomed to having access to air and so will need a potting mix that allows for this. References. Once a week is usually enough during warm weather, and much less when the weather is cool or damp. Ferns that share a pot will likely need to be re-potted sooner than ferns that have their own pot. Lauren Kurtz is a Naturalist and Horticultural Specialist. - Page 16 Mounted or in a basket is how to grow a staghorn fern, because they are epiphytic, growing in trees generally. How to Grow Staghorn Ferns Outdoors. The common staghorn grows well mounted on plaques but can also thrive in other containers. They can be grown on trees, rocks or in hanging baskets. Shallow containers are best for ferns in container gardens. Staghorn ferns are large antler-shaped ferns that hang on the sides of trees, and they make stunning displays when mounted on the wall inside your home. Secure the hanger to the back. Make sure the container is large enough to leave several inches between the mixture and the lid. How to Mount a Staghorn Fern 01:30 Bring a little greenery into your shower with a DIY cedar-mounted staghorn fern. % of people told us that this article helped them. We use cookies to make wikiHow great. Did you know you can read expert answers for this article? Platycerium Bifurcatum: From the mother specimen, a pup can be cut off and used in a wall mount. My large staghorn fern developed a few damaged and dry fronds after I moved. This article has been viewed 139,651 times. or more is even better. FREE Shipping on orders over $25 shipped by Amazon. Staghorn fern makes an awesome-looking houseplant. Mount your fern somewhere that is light but shielded from direct sunlight. Otherwise, it’s easy to overwater, which can be deadly. Pile it under the plant and then tie the fern to the growing medium. shield-like frond at the front which curves outward to collect water and organic matter as it falls You can transplant three or four baby ferns together into the same small pot if you want to. This mother plant is huge, but is still a hanging specimen. You can propagate staghorn fern by side shoots or spores. This is a beauty! By using our site, you agree to our. Since the container will be heated in the microwave, be sure it is microwave safe. We've been helping billions of people around the world continue to learn, adapt, grow, and thrive for over a decade. They require a small mound of organic matter, such as peat or compost. Some species can handle temperatures down to 50 degrees Fahrenheit in winter (outdoors in zones 10 and 11), but the best temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Feed staghorn ferns every month during spring and summer, then cut back to every other month when growth slows in fall and winter. On the other hand, staghorn ferns in too much shade tend to grow slowly and are more likely to develop problems with pests or disease. Unlock expert answers by supporting wikiHow. Lauren Kurtz is a Naturalist and Horticultural Specialist. Yes you can, as long as you keep it moist and in the shade. The fern should fit in the pot with an inch or two to spare around the edges for growth. In what temperature should these be grown? This article was co-authored by Lauren Kurtz. Every dollar contributed enables us to keep providing high-quality how-to help to people like you. "I knew nothing about growing a staghorn fern. Last Updated: December 3, 2020 Staghorn ferns can be grown outdoors year-round in tropical areas, US growing zones 9 and 10. Support wikiHow by Other great fern choices include the autumn, holly, staghorn and bird’s nest ferns. Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 139,651 times. The fronds grow out and appear like antlers. Any plastic container with a tight-fitting lid will do, just be sure it will fit in your microwave. However, there’s some confusion as to exactly how many types there really are. Fern Factory - Fern Factory offers a wide variety of ferns, Tree Ferns, staghorn fern and and tropical plants staghorn fern care staghorn fern mounting how to grow ferns See more ideas about staghorn fern, ferns, house plants. 99. ), but 18 inches (46 cm.) She earned a BA in Environmental and Sustainability Studies from Western Michigan University in 2014. If you’re interested in potting a staghorn fern, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Can I feed vegetable scraps to a staghorn fern? The plants have two types of leaves, one of which resembles the horns of a large herbivore. Wire or mesh baskets are well-suited for growing staghorn ferns, but you actually can grow one in a standard pot. Although staghorn care is relatively straightforward once you understand what the plant needs, it might take some adjustment to understand a plant so different from what most of us are used to. Sign up to get all the latest gardening tips! I have 2 ferns right now, growing on either side of a cedar bird feeder. Regardless of where they are planted, they will need a highly efficient drainage system in order to survive. I use a 50/50 mix of Sta-Green Flower and Vegetable Garden Soil and Fafard Organic Peat Moss. Propagating a staghorn fern is not hard. Every space could use a little greenery, so turn your regular house plant into cheap wall decor with this mounted staghorn fern tutorial. Ferns generally grow in rocky soils, and their roots don’t need deep soil in which to grow well. You can use lime or lemon juice. If you don't have a microwave-safe plastic container, you can microwave the growing mixture in a different container and then transfer it to the plastic container you want to use when you're finished. Though small ones may be available in containers, more mature plants will not survive if their roots are kept in pots. You can also purchase spores in little packets from nurseries if you don't have access to a fern leaf. Planting Ideas for Staghorn Ferns. But, yes, they can grow in pots. In indoor cultivation, staghorn ferns are typically grown mounted on wooden boards or bark slabs, in wire baskets, or on other supports that provide the essential perfect drainage and are more convenient for plant management than a living tree (as well as better showing off their distinctive looks and beauty than in a container). You can grow it on a piece of wood or hang it on the wall. Fill the pot with a loose, well-drained potting mixture: preferably something like shredded pine bark, sphagnum moss or similar. Read on to learn more about potting a staghorn fern. Yes you can. Platycerium Elephantotis: The fronds look like elephant ears. By nature, staghorn ferns are epiphytic plants that grow by attaching themselves to tree trunks or limbs. Don’t use too large a pot. The Fern Factory is a family owned and operated business established in 1990, and located in Anaheim Hills, California. It is on these latter fronds that the spores form, which are the reproductive … OK The Staghorn fern is an exotic epiphyte plant that grows directly on trees and stone and draws nutrients from falling leaves that are caught by the ferns “antlers.” Native to Australia and tropical, South East Asia, the Staghorn fern has … Big and unique, staghorn ferns are a surefire conversation starter. Autumn fern If you’re looking for a beautiful, more colorful fern, the autumn fern … In nature, they are often found attached to trees in tropical zones. Propagating fern spores is time-consuming, but it is possible to do it yourself. Yes, they grow best in a wire or orchid basket. By signing up you are agreeing to receive emails according to our privacy policy. How Do You Know When You've Mastered Gardening? Staghorn fern care relies on careful light, temperature … Soil is not needed, as the fern absorbs nutrients from the air and decomposing plant matter in its center through the leaves. Find more gardening information on Gardening Know How: Keep up to date with all that's happening in and around the garden. What is the best way to grow a staghorn fern? Platycerium Andinum: This large gorgeous fern looks great in a hanging basket but can also be hung against a wall because all the leaves are on one side. Some varieties have been merged over the years and considered part of the same species, just different cultivars.It’s generally assumed that, for most gardeners’ purposes, there’s actually around eighteen varieties grown commonly. Acquiring exotic plants proved to be a challenge, prompting us to grow our own ferns from spores and seeds. Platycerium Coronarium: This crown-like fern sits on top of a slatted square mount and drapes over. 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