Nephrolepis pendula

Nephrolepis pendulaNephrolepis pendula is such a neat fern, and we're in love! Not to be mistaken for the Boston fern, they have much slender growth patterns. We have been caring for some in our own personal collections, and we really enjoy the overall looks of them. Their fronds can reach an impressive length of 8' long! Care These ferns will prefer a bright light to filtered light. They would like to be watered once every 7 10 days. We found unlike other boston ferns,

This Taiwanese plant is commonly called the "Umbrella Tree

or as the top 2-3" of soil drys out

They appreciate nice humidity levels (50%-75%)

These are rapid growing climbing aroids and one of our favorites

This are only going to have a bit of a edge of white and wider foliage in comparison to its similar counterpart Hoya carnosa variegata

It is a beautiful epiphytic plant with an unusual foliage patterning

This rhipsalis grows up in the high canopies of Brazil

These are super beautiful

They prefer a nice coarse/bark filled soil

The smell like death to attract their native pollinators

When given support to climb

This plant makes for a lovely hanging plant