Visionary Landscapes platycerium Prefers a warm position in

Prefers a warm position in filtered light

broad lush leaves and puts on a fabulous flower show in late NZ's late autumn

The trademark "navel" at its budding end is due to a genetic mutation where a secondary orange grows within the larger fruit

but is surprisingly hardy to full sun too

this beauty is quite similar to M

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