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All the best Alan Posted by e107 on Tuesday 28 March 2006 - 01:33:03 |Comments are turned off for this item |    | |
| Rikards ferns have helped identify the spidery fern that I have swapped with Gordy B. and will swap with anyone else | | | |
| I am pretty sure that the plant you have is Davallia mariesi var. stenolepis or the Black Squirrel's Foot Fern (it is pretty spidery though I must say!). They are thought to be hardy outside to -5 but most people grow them indoors usually in the bathroom or kitchen. They are epiphytic ferns so don't need much in the way of soil or water. The rhizomes (the furry feet) can be sprayed with water occassionally, watering the soil when dry. They are continually producing new fronds (leaves) and may go through a deciduous stage if outside.
Really friendly reply from Rikards Ferns, thank you, Angela (Mary Mary)
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