Platycerium elephantotis - Easy tips on propagation through division of the Pups and the spores.

The Elephant Ear Fern, what an amazing and dramatic fern! A must in everyone's garden.
In this episode, we provide easy propagation techniques. The Elephant Ear fern produce Pups, which are their babies and these Pups is what you use for propagation. In addition, from their leaves known as Fronds, they have spores that once germinated, will produce more ferns.
These ferns do well in shade and when the organic soil is moist.
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[@skeleton_wa_migraine1736]

Hes such a good guy, sharing his knowledge and all his secrets.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you will share your comment with Michael. Thanks for following my channel.

[@JACKIELVSGOD]

HELLO ALICE, I JUST BOUGHT AN ELEPHANT STAGHORN FERN. I LOVE IT SO MUCH. ENJOYING YOUR VIDEOS.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thanks Jackie, I love the elephant staghorn fern. My propagated babies are doing really well. Enjoy your ferns.

[@JACKIELVSGOD]

THE BIRDS ARE SO BEAUTIFUL TO HEAR DURING YOUR VIDEO.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you.

[@sharonmiles7257]

Hi Alice! I love your videos especially the ones on platyceriums. I’m very interested in the propagation methods shown in this video and have been waiting for over a year to see how they turned out, especially the seed propagation method. Please do another video showing the results of this method.

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi thanks for sharing, will try to do another episode. Thanks for following my channel.

[@vggcn]

Thank you for this video, i grow this beautiful type of platycerium too, appreciation from Perú

[@redsoilgardener]

You are most welcome, greetings from Kenya and thank you for following my channel.

[@brendaallen1509]

I really like your content but could we get a garden tour? Of your garden and or you caring for garden weeding, fertilizer how you plan and design the beds. And cooking recipes love you!

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Brenda, in the next episode featuring tonight features part of my garden. It had been so dry in Kenya but as it rained the garden looks lush.
I use manure for my flower beds and during the hot weather I mulch the garden. With regards to weeding it really is difficult to keep up especially during the rainy season.

[@pamrodriguez2237]

Hey Alice, Greeting from the Bronx, NY. Love seeing your garden and learning from your tutorials. Did I hear you say you are in Kenya!! Wow! Thank you. 😊❤️🌿🍃☀️🌼

[@redsoilgardener]

Hi Pam thanks for your lovely comment. Yes i live in Nairobi, Kenya.

[@gcm9572]

Thank you for your wonderful video! Wonderful!

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for your lovely comment very encouraging.

[@WordsPhotos]

Alic, you are wonderful and such a pleasant person. Thanks for the tour and education.

[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you for you lovely comments, glad you enjoyed our episode.

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[@redsoilgardener]

Thank you, sending you blessings.

[@wongkingluen]

I wonder if it is a must to remove the leaf. Feels like you could just scrap off the spores instead🥲

[@redsoilgardener]

Yes I believe you can keep the leaf attached provided it hasn't dried up or damaged. Some people actually cover the leaf in a plastic bag and wait for the spores to drop in the bag, in this way you keep the leaf attached to the plant

[@JACKIELVSGOD]

GREAT QUESTION AND ALICE GREAT ANSWER.