A beautiful epiphytic fern with broadly pinnate, light green leaves from a thick, furry rhizome. Phlebodium decumanum is native to Central and much of tropical South America at low to moderate elevations. In cultivation it is best suited to humid, tropical climates.
Golden Polybody Care
Phlebodium Decumanum



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How to Care for the Plant
Water
Maintain consistently moist soil by watering thoroughly once the surface of the soil is dry. Ensure good drainage.
Pruning
Prune to maintain size and remove damaged or dead leaves.
Fertilizer
Low fertilizer requirements. Fertilize lightly every 2-3 months while actively growing. Less is more.
Sunlight
Bright, indirect light. Can adapt to lower lighting, but won’t tolerate direct sunlight.
Soil
An epiphytic orchid mix is ideal but Blue Star Ferns can tolerate any well-draining mix as long as care is taken to avoid overwatering.
Temperature
57ºF (14ºC) to 81°F (27°C). Not cold hardy.
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