This epiphytic plant with delicate foliage has very soft, pubescent rhizomes, hence its name, rabbit's foot. When suspended, the drooping habit of its rhizomes is highlighted, making this fern unique! This plant is ideal for impatient gardeners who love ferns, as it grows quickly and forgives forgotten waterings. If the fronds turn yellow and dry out, it may be caused by a lack of water, too much light exposure, or drafts.
Non-toxic to animals.
- Family: Davalliaceae.
- Origin: Tropical Asia and the Fiji Islands.
- Watering: It prefers to be watered from below.
- Allow the soil to dry out on the surface between waterings.
- Humidity: High.
- Mist the foliage and rhizomes, especially in winter when heating tends to dry out the air.
- Type of potting soil: Light and rich.
- In its natural habitat, epiphytic plants cling to different surfaces, such as wood or rock. This fern will prefer less frequent repotting so as not to disturb the roots.
- Light: Moderate.
- Orientation: North, east, or west.
- Growth: Fast.
- Temperature: Warm, avoid drafts.
Pot diameter: 10 cm and 14 cm.
Grown in Quebec.
Like nature, each plant is unique. Natural items are all different and may contain irregularities.
