Aglaomorpha coronans 'Snake Fern'

Aglaomorpha coronans 'Snake Fern'Aglaomorpha is one of the best fern groups. A lot of the species in the genus are known to be more hardy and tolerant of drier subtropical climates although some species grow in the rainforests. This one is known as "Snake Fern" for is strap like foliage and in the wild pythons will sometimes use their massive rhizomes as nests for shelter. Don't worry these won't seduce pythons into your apartment. Care In terms of care they are relatively simple in

but a nice bright filtered light or even dappled sun will cause them to blush with darker colors

They are the perfect introduction plant

indirect light and high humidity

Alocasia will need bright filtered flight to really thrive

our definition of low light is what the plant needs to survive so a source of natural light somewhere in the room will keep this plant sustained and thriving

water when roughly the top 2" of soil is dry

This is quite an impressive and incredibly unusual specimen

If living in a lower light setting it may not produce flowers in the spring and summer

there is no upkeep needed for the moss pole itself other than keeping moist

Not your grammy's plant

use a semi-coarse well-draining soil

which may roughly be about once a week depending on your home environment