'Crocodile' Fern Fern The parlor palm has been

The parlor palm has been used as an indoor plant for the last century

and/or when your plant is showing signs of growth (new leaves

growing up to 3’ with narrow upward pointing leaves marked with gray-green wavy bands on a deeper green background

so regular watering is essential

an east- or north-facing window is ideal

'Crocodile' Fern Fern The parlor palm has beenThe 'Crocodile' Fern gets its name from the fact that the fronds (leaves) look like a crocodiles back. It is a very tough fern, doing well in bright, indirect light. It is suited to indoors, patios and almost anywhere, avoiding direct sun. It is a great house plant. Keep evenly moist, but not wet or dry. Do not allow the plant to stand in water. Fertilize in the spring.