Eds Plant Shop Phlebodium aureum ‘Mandianum’ - Golden Zebra Fern Plant 4In Nursery Pot

$29.00
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Product description
Bring a burst of tropical brightness into your home with the Golden Zebra Fern (Phlebodium aureum ‘Mandianum’). Renowned for its arching fronds streaked in vivid golden-yellow against deep green, this rare epiphytic fern makes a captivating focal point on shelves, desks, or hanging baskets. Vibrant Variegation – Each frond showcases striking zebra-like stripes of gold, instantly elevating any décor. Easy-Care Tropical – Thrives in bright, indirect light and moderate to high humidity. Perfect for fern enthusiasts at any experience level. Optimal Growth – Prefers consistently moist, well-draining soil; avoid direct sun to protect delicate variegation. Compact Habit – Creeping rhizome growth forms a lush carpet of foliage—ideal for terrariums or decorative pots. Golden Zebra Fern Plant Profile Botanical Name: Phlebodium aureum ‘Mandianum’ Common Names: Golden Zebra Fern, Zebra Fern Family: Polypodiaceae Native Range: Tropical & subtropical Americas Care Guide Light: Bright, indirect light; tolerate medium shade Water: Keep soil evenly moist; do not let sit in water Humidity: Moderate to high (50 – 80%)—misting or pebble trays recommended Temperature: 57 – 75 °F (14 – 24 °C) Feeding: Balanced houseplant fertilizer every 2–3 months in spring and summer Propagation: Division when repotting every 2–3 years Pests & Problems: Generally pest-resistant; remove any brown fronds promptly Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets & humans Why You’ll Love It The Golden Zebra Fern’s rare, golden variegation and easy-going nature make it a standout for collectors and newcomers alike. Its epiphytic habit and compact growth let you showcase it in a variety of stylish containers or living walls. 🔍 Want Pro Tips? Dive into our Indoor Fern Care Guide for expert advice on keeping your ferns lush and vibrant all year round!
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