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The Staghorn Fern is a unique living wall decor. It’s often mounted, similar to how the plant grows on trees and natural surfaces.
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How to Grow, Care, and Mount Your Staghorn Fern
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Types

P. bifurcatum is the most common and easiest-to-grow staghorn fern. However, adventurous gardeners may want to explore other staghorn varieties, like:
- P. andinum is the only staghorn fern species native to the Americas. This plant produces notably thin fronds that grow over 5 feet in length!
- P. superbum is native to Australia and produces 2- to 3-foot-long fronds that may stand erect or droop beneath the plant. Because it doesn’t produce offsets, this fern can only be propagated from spores.
- P. veitchii is a little easier to grow than many other staghorn ferns and stays small. Plus, its pretty, bluish-green fronds tolerate more sun than most staghorns!
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