Platycerium bifurcatum Gesneriaceae terminal inflorescence that bears a

terminal inflorescence that bears a striking cluster of heavily textured

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

frequency depends on climate and season

Avoid harsh midday sunlight

Platycerium bifurcatum Gesneriaceae terminal inflorescence that bears aAn 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