Is this a stag fern? Weighs about 200kgs and has snapped a beam at my parents’ house. They’re wondering if it’s worth selling rather than hanging back up. by hapifella Gardening Australia 5 Comments [deleted] 4 days ago [deleted] Pademelon1 4 days ago Elkhorn (*Platycerium bifurcatum*), rather than Staghorn (*P. superbum*) Possibly you could get some good money for it, but they’re less in demand here than overseas where the hype is from. billabong18 4 days ago 🇦🇺 Break it up and tie the segments onto untreated boards, or in a tree. They need a shady North facing aspect, keep moist and feed them banana peels! PorkChop15 3 days ago No, it’s an elk horn. lookashinyobject 3 days ago It’s completely worthless, but I’m happy to come take it off your hands to save you a trip to the tip 😇
Pademelon1 4 days ago Elkhorn (*Platycerium bifurcatum*), rather than Staghorn (*P. superbum*) Possibly you could get some good money for it, but they’re less in demand here than overseas where the hype is from.
billabong18 4 days ago 🇦🇺 Break it up and tie the segments onto untreated boards, or in a tree. They need a shady North facing aspect, keep moist and feed them banana peels!
lookashinyobject 3 days ago It’s completely worthless, but I’m happy to come take it off your hands to save you a trip to the tip 😇
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Elkhorn (*Platycerium bifurcatum*), rather than Staghorn (*P. superbum*)
Possibly you could get some good money for it, but they’re less in demand here than overseas where the hype is from.
🇦🇺 Break it up and tie the segments onto untreated boards, or in a tree. They need a shady North facing aspect, keep moist and feed them banana peels!
No, it’s an elk horn.
It’s completely worthless, but I’m happy to come take it off your hands to save you a trip to the tip 😇