Platycerium ridleyi, Ridley's Staghorn Fern aroid Pitcher body seems to vary

Pitcher body seems to vary from red to pink to yellow and is spotted

We've found it to be a fast grower that prefers to scramble along the pot surface (like gloriosum) as opposed to climb (like verrucosum)

It exhibits more of a scrambling growth habit like gloriosum as opposed to aggressive vining like verrucosum

All plants are from Carnivero's lab

The mature leaves are serrated like a jagged edged saw and it produces beautiful reddish bronze leaves which fade to golden

Platycerium ridleyi, Ridley's Staghorn Fern aroid Pitcher body seems to varyPlatycerium ridleyi, showcased on a kokedama, is a stunning botanical pairing. Ridley's Staghorn Fern, as it is commonly known, elegantly graces the spherical kokedama with its antler like fronds. The combination blends natural aesthetics with a touch of Japanese artistry, offering a unique and eye catching display. The kokedama accentuates the fern's epiphytic nature, making it an enchanting addition to any botanical arrangement or living space. We