Platycerium veitchii ‘Lisa’ spore emerges as a new story from an ancient lineage.
Each frond unfurls in silver-green tones, soft as light on desert stone.
‘Lisa’ carries the soul of the highland cliffs, where air is thin, sunlight pure, and survival becomes art.
A fern of resilience and grace, sculpted by sun and silence.
Bathed in soft light, the Platycerium veitchii ‘Lisa’ stands like living art — its silver-green fronds rising elegantly from a moss-wrapped mount.
Each contour tells a story of balance between strength and stillness — the shield fronds curve gently, protecting the heart beneath, while the fertile fronds reach upward like antlers of mist and air.
Mounted on wood, it embodies both wilderness and design — a union of nature’s raw texture and human artistry.
In quiet spaces, it feels almost celestial — a fern sculpted by wind and light.
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(No. 01)
Loves bright, filtered sunlight — the kind that mimics mountain light.
Can tolerate gentle morning or late afternoon sun; avoid scorching midday rays.
Thrives in warm to moderate climates (18–30°C).
Appreciates airflow and moderate humidity — too much moisture can cause rot.
(No. 02)
Allow the mounting medium (moss or bark) to dry slightly before watering again.
Tolerates short dry periods — prefers good air circulation.
(No. 03)
Feed monthly in growing season with diluted orchid or fern fertilizer.
Reduce feeding during cooler or dormant months.
(No. 04)
Best displayed mounted on wood or bark to reflect its natural epiphytic growth.
Use a thin layer of sphagnum moss beneath the base for moisture retention.