Platycerium Bifurcatum 'Elkhorn': The Wild King of Upright Style! 🦌🌿

If you're looking for a plant that will transform your home into a true jungle of style, the Platycerium Bifurcatum 'Elkhorn' is your winning choice. With its leaves that look like majestic elk antlers, this plant is not only exotic and unique, but it's also a hanging wonder that will add a dramatic touch to any wall or corner. Its forked fronds unfurl like real antlers, giving a wild and sophisticated air to any space.

Add a dramatic, wild touch to your home with the Platycerium Bifurcatum 'Elkhorn'! With its stunning forked fronds and majestic presence, it's the perfect plant for those looking for a unique and stylish tropical look. 🌱🦌✨

Care (or how to keep these stunning green horns looking their best):

🌞 Bright, indirect light: The Platycerium 'Elkhorn' enjoys bright, indirect light. Place it in a spot where it receives filtered light, but make sure it's not in direct sunlight. This will keep its fronds growing green and healthy, without getting sunburned!

💧 Moderate watering: As a good epiphytic fern, the Elkhorn fern likes to be kept moist, but not waterlogged. Mist its fronds or dip its base in water once or twice a week, depending on the humidity in your home. Don't overwater it! Balanced watering will keep its antlers standing tall.

🌿 High Humidity: Coming from the rainforest, it loves humidity. If your home environment is dry, place a humidifier nearby or mist its leaves with water. The more humid it is, the happier it will feel and the more impressive fronds it will produce!

🥂 Occasional fertilization: During spring and summer, give it a little bit of liquid fertilizer for epiphytic plants or ferns every 2 or 3 weeks. This will help it grow strong and keep that wild look. In winter, you can give it a little break and reduce fertilization.

🏺 Special Mounting or Potting: This staghorn fern is a champion when it comes to growing in vertical mounts. Mounting it on a wooden board or hanging it in a basket is ideal, as it allows its epiphytic roots to breathe. Use sphagnum moss as a base to keep moisture in and secure it in place.