Phlembodium Aureum – Blue Star

From the tropical rainforest of South America, the Blue Star Fern is an epiphyte, meaning it attaches itself to, and grows on trees. Often found in the canopy of rainforests but also on the lower levels on the forest too. This means it will like a warm, humid environment out of direct sunlight.

Keep the Blue Star Fern moist with misting, it will not like to be dry. The soil should be kept moist but don’t over water.

It can tolerate low light but will thrive in indirect light (ideally no direct sunlight). Too much direct light and the fronds will go brown. Too little light and the leaves will become very pale.