Platycerium stemaria (Triangle Staghorn Fern) Low Light Tolerant While they are typically purchased

While they are typically purchased during the holiday season

Rainwater is best if it is available

Can also do well under strong grow lights

The colors on the aglaonema have to be seen to be believed

AKA Silver Splash and sometimes Silvery Anne if the silver variegation is higher - there are so many names for this plant

Platycerium stemaria (Triangle Staghorn Fern) Low Light Tolerant While they are typically purchasedFor the collector! Locally grown acclimated. Mounted on sphagnum moss on a 1 x 1 board. Platycerium stemaria, also known as Triangle Staghorn, thrives in the moist, shaded treetops of Western and Central tropical Africa. It resembles its relative, P. Elephantotis, but is distinct with its large, broadly separated shield fronds that form a triangle shape at the top. The fertile fronds of Stemaria are bifurcated, featuring one large and two smaller