Microsorium musifolium 'Crocodyllus' 6"Microsorium musifolium 'Crocodyllus', commonly called "Crocodile Fern" is an epiphytic fern in the family Polypodiaceae. These ferns feature elongated, strap like leaves. Spores appear on the frond undersides along the veins. Frond texture (clathrate scales) somewhat resembles the scaled texture of crocodile skin. Light: bright indirect sunlight partial shade Watering: even moisture, allow soil to dry slightly between waterings Soil: well drained all

Even the lightest breeze creates movement of this grass that resembles a herd of zebra meandering across the plains

If kept inside give it a fresh cut and keep in water

Great draping over a book shelf on its own

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Interior diameter at lip: approximately 6

Also commonly called the "Fernleaf Cactus" due to flat and broad stems resembling that of a fern leaf

Watering: evenly watered

Blooms: April

showcasing smooth green leaves most of the year with an annual show of branching flowers

Soil: well draining

and detailed

Light:  part shade to shade