Hanging Staghorn Ferns Aglaonema Struggling to fill that spot

Struggling to fill that spot in front of your window without losing the light

Their compact nature allows them to be used as desk plants as well

where direct sun won't touch leaves

A free video shopping call settles it: we will hold the basket up to the camera

and coconut palm tree all describe the same plant

Hanging Staghorn Ferns Aglaonema Struggling to fill that spotStaghorn ferns are an impressive part of the epiphytic fern group, native primarily to Africa, Australia, and Southeast Asia. Their nickname comes from the large, antler shaped fronds that shoot out from the center of the plant. Their leaves begin as a soft green and then become papery brown as they age. Spores develop on the undersides of the fronds they look like brown fuzz. Removing the spores could hurt the plant, so just let those babies grow!