Adiantum peruvianum 'Silver Dollar' low light We've seen these tall as

We've seen these tall as trees in botanical gardens and they can become quite impressive and woody at the base

they can be treated very similarly

Let your friend or loved one pick their own plant friend

Check frequently about every 5 days how firm the pearls are because to be honest the soil could be COMPLETELY dry but the pearls aren't ready to take in water

This Brazilian species is Arium's absolute favorite Calathea

Adiantum peruvianum 'Silver Dollar' low light We've seen these tall asThe new foliage on the Peruvian species emerges with almost pink leaves before hardening off to a light green. They are a beautiful fern, but can be a bit difficult to grow. Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. These will not like to go all the way dry. These will especially not like to be in a dry air environment! They will appreciate some extra humidity. Water roughly every 5 7 days as the top few inches of soil dry out to keep it