Oceaniopteris gibba 'Dwarf Tree Fern'

Oceaniopteris gibba 'Dwarf Tree Fern'Oceaniopteris gibba is native to New Caledonia and later introduced to Fiji. While their foliage doesn't get too long, it can reach up to. 23" long. They do develop a trunk, which can reach an impressive height of 6'! Care These ferns will prefer a bright light to filtered light. They would like to be watered once every 7 days. They don't like to dry out for too long. These do appreciate a space with higher humidity to thrive. When re potting use an

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Fertilizing: During active growth

If given strong light they do have the potential to sun stress

as they're an epiphytic species but will also grow well in a coarse airy medium

they do best a HEAVY ratio of perlite to soil

The rest of the flower is smaller and more delicate

These do not like to dry out

This epiphytic plant grows on tree trunks and branches in its native habitat

as they are used to more humid conditions

Temperature:Intermediate to warm conditions suit this species

this variety is relatively easy to care for

These will thrive in indirect light (no direct sun) and like to stay slightly moist