Adiantum caudatum 'Trailing Maidenhair' rubber @outofofficeceramics

@outofofficeceramics

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" this species grows some of the most dense and compact foliage of anything in the Crassula genus

It can be grown in a pot with good drainage or even mounted on a piece of wood or bark to mimic its natural growing conditions

use a semi-coarse or chunky soil that is well draining

Adiantum caudatum 'Trailing Maidenhair' rubber @outofofficeceramicsThis Adiantum variety is absolutely beautiful! Their new fronds emerge a reddish hue and harden off to a standard green color. Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. Most importantly, will not like to go very dry! Water roughly every 5 7 days as the top inch of soil dries out to keep it slightly moist. All of our plants are ethically sourced from certified U. S. nurseries. We strongly condemn the poaching of plants or wild collection.