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,

Known for its frosty blue sheen this acts as a sunscreen against strong light in its native habitats

slender stems and pseudobulbs that produce the flowers

and garlanded weeping countrypolitan strings around Glen Campbell’s “By the Time I Get to Phoenix

these would prefer a surface to climb up such as a moss pole

Schoenorchis scolopendria prefers bright

They can go roughly 2"-3" dry in from the top of the soil between watering

but if given adequate support

They eventually produce fronds that can grow outward

We don't get to see these unusual plants too often

They are climbers

Light: Bright

but many blooms carry dark purple markings over white or pale ground