Platycerium bifurcatum Gesneriaceae frequency depends on climate and

frequency depends on climate and season

filiform tails on all three sepals — the dorsal arching upward and the laterals sweeping dramatically downward — giving the plant a bold

Benefits from a 10-15°F day-night differential for consistent flowering

Light: Anathallis dimidia enjoys bright

Platycerium bifurcatum Gesneriaceae frequency depends on climate andAn iconic epiphytic fern from the coastal forests of eastern Australia, grown for its two striking frond types: broad shield fronds at the base and long, forked fertile fronds that arch outward with a silvery green finish. Light: Bright indirect light; 4060% shade cloth. Avoid prolonged direct sun, which bleaches the fronds. Morning light is ideal. Temperature: 5585F (1329C); Warm to Intermediate grower. Tolerates brief cold snaps but performs best in