Lecanopteris pustulata XL Plants Use bottom watering when possible

Use bottom watering when possible to avoid wetting leaves

Natural habitat and scientific background

Fresh leaves open in whole-leaf shades of caramel

Anthurium crystallinum

From shingling juvenile to divided adult leaves

Lecanopteris pustulata XL Plants Use bottom watering when possibleLecanopteris pustulata A long, scaly rhizome creeps across the surface and produces leathery fronds at intervals, giving this fern an extended, wandering form. The fronds vary remarkably on a single plant. Some blades stay almost entire, and others are cut into broad, deep lobes. Fertile blades carry regularly arranged spore clusters that create small raised bumps visible through the surface. As the rhizome advances, each fresh section adds another