Rare Maidenhair ferns its story can be back to the 17th century https://www.jstor.org/stable/1547312 This variety is a large grower, bearing attractive weeping fronds, reaching 2 ft, each has 1” across pinnae well arranged witn porportionated congested segments. Providing good nutritions and regular prunning, it can be the most vigorous Maidenhair fern.
Our plants are cloned from Kew Botanical Garden specimens by rhizome propagation, which is the way we use to produce our plants, as it is rarely seen spores in cultivation. Hence, we always have in small quantity.
Similar to other varieties of Adiantum tenerum, It performs well under light shade, in a little alkaline media. Easier to prepare by adding 10% by volume of limestone chips into the regular peat-based medium.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
Rare Maidenhair ferns its story can be back to the 17th century https://www.jstor.org/stable/1547312 This variety is a large grower, bearing attractive weeping fronds, reaching 2 ft, each has 1” across pinnae well arranged witn porportionated congested segments. Providing good nutritions and regular prunning, it can be the most vigorous Maidenhair fern.
Our plants are cloned from Kew Botanical Garden specimens by rhizome propagation, which is the way we use to produce our plants, as it is rarely seen spores in cultivation. Hence, we always have in small quantity.
Similar to other varieties of Adiantum tenerum, It performs well under light shade, in a little alkaline media. Easier to prepare by adding 10% by volume of limestone chips into the regular peat-based medium.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
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