Hanging Staghorn Ferns Aglaonema Keep the soil consistently moist

Keep the soil consistently moist by watering when the first 2-3" of soil is dry

crispy patches forming on the leaf edges

The same milky sap irritates their mouth and stomach if chewed

A fully mature plant can grow up to 4 feet tall in the right environment

Over time this plant may lose some of its lower leaves

Hanging Staghorn Ferns Aglaonema Keep the soil consistently moistStaghorn 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!