Blue Oil Fern “Microsorum Thailandicum” philodendron serpens the Common Staghorn Fern

the Common Staghorn Fern

Phlegmariurus squarrosus)

It’s also a parent to many popular hybrids due to its striking foliage and compact growth habit

brownish petiole tones

rhizomatous begonias are highly susceptible to root rot and require excellent aeration and drainage

Blue Oil Fern “Microsorum Thailandicum” philodendron serpens the Common Staghorn FernLight: Medium indirect light (protected understory conditions) Water: Keep evenly moist (never soggy); rainwater distilled only Soil: Epiphytic mount (tree fern plaque or cork bark) Humidity: 85%+ ideal (terrarium or greenhouse required) Temperature: 6075F (1624C) Fertilizer: Monthly orchid spray (foliar application)