Відео

Thank you. Im excited about trying this!

Watching and wondering if all the sterility is necessary. How are these propagating in the wild? Rain water, okay, but who is cooking the dirt outside?

Дякую добра людина, 14 років відео, але дуже корисне та інформативне! Thanks!!

Absolutely critical information sir. Thank you so much. Question...does your camera person have a deviated septum?

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I wish i have one of those.....and this video is 12years old😮

We have three very large very old staghorn ferns laying on the ground in our backyard under the brush of our yard. We will bring them back to their glory with the advice from this video.😊😊

Good job!!

Thanks for your video Jim, I followed it and was able to grow some Platycerium superbum fifteen years ago, gave to five of my friends and they are huge now, Did another sowing of spores 5 years ago and have now more than 20 of them growing /thriving successfully . Thanks again!

Hi. Can you propagate japanese painted fern like this? Thank you.

You are brilliant!!!!! Amazing. Thank you so much for sharing

Muito bom e fácil de fazer. Parabéns- Br

Hermosas plantas me encantan gracias

Thank you. I will return to make sure I am doing the right thing!

Wow, that’s absolutely fascinating!

plants be like.. we dominated internet. propagate the spore of wisdom.

In my experience when I water the superbum that much they always die....

Fascinating! Thank you!

can i plant leatherleaf fern in the lowlands with a height of 10-100 masl?

The plant you’re dividing is an Elkhorn not a Staghorn. You can’t cut and divide Stags only Elks.

Exactly what I needed. I just got given one that needs to go on a tree, thanks!

Great video

Very good vedio 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌙🌙

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Thank you for detailed vedio See our staghorns in SriLanka

Superb See the our plantation in SriLanka

Mmmm, I love trapping myself in an enclosed space and inhaling fern spores and glass dust from perlite, which is made from glass. Fantastic job and information in this video! Though, I worry for your lungs. Please take care around that stuff, it’s real nasty when inhaled. Microscopic glass shards can only be surgically removed🤢😱

Where do you get the plastic netting? Amazon?

Do you have to use boiling water?

Man the first Fern had ALOT of spores! :O

Thank you for being direct, to the point and showing exactly what to do. The most helpful I found

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Absolutely awesome, thanks.

So interesting!

Where are you I want that plant

its cool information...

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Superb explanation

Platycerium in Sri Lanka

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Very informative. Thanks for the valuable time you have put in for this video.👍

This is insane I love it u dude I like to make but brhh I don’t have fern or spores u are factory but www and good luck to the next experience and thanks for sharing this video with us...☺️ and to make it better comment I am watching this video in 2021 lol OMG

This was a cool video to stumble across. I'm gonna give this a go. My first thought was "Aw, I'm not patient enough for that," but then I thought - hang on, most of the process is ignoring your plants for months? I can do that! That's my specialty!

can u eat them?

You're rough as shit with it 🤦‍♂️

Very well done. Thanks.

Do you have any idea if variegation in ferns is inherited through spores? I wasn't able to find much info in my research. I'd love to be able to spore prop some my variegated ferns and get more variegated ferns!

Thanks!