Rebecca Tree Fern (Cyathea rebeccae)
Rebecca Tree Fern (Cyathea rebeccae)

Rebecca Tree Fern (Cyathea rebeccae)

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Quite a tropical tree fern, with a thin trunk, which originates from the cloud forests of Queensland in Australia.  Read more

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Description

Beautiful tree fern from the cloud forests of Queensland, Australia. The species has a thin trunk of about 7 cm and therefore resembles to the Cyathea robertsiana. This tropical tree fern can also be kept as a container plant. Avoid direct sunlight, and do not move the plant to the vicinity of a heater. Water regularly to ensure the best growth possible. 

Sowing description: Do not cover the spores and scatter them in sowing mix in a warm and moisty environment. The temperature has to attain at least 25 degrees Celsius, and the soil mustn’t dry out. Germination usually occurs within three months, but it can sometimes take a little while longer. Water the seeds regularly to stimulate germination. 

Photo: Tropicbreezent via GardenWeb

Specifications

Family:
Cyatheaceae
Scientific name:
Cyathea rebeccae
Common name:
Rebecca Tree Fern
Native to:
Australia
Sowing time:
All year round
Difficulty level:
Challenge
Minimum temperature:
12 degrees Celsius

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Description

Beautiful tree fern from the cloud forests of Queensland, Australia. The species has a thin trunk of about 7 cm and therefore resembles to the Cyathea robertsiana. This tropical tree fern can also be kept as a container plant. Avoid direct sunlight, and do not move the plant to the vicinity of a heater. Water regularly to ensure the best growth possible. 

Sowing description: Do not cover the spores and scatter them in sowing mix in a warm and moisty environment. The temperature has to attain at least 25 degrees Celsius, and the soil mustn’t dry out. Germination usually occurs within three months, but it can sometimes take a little while longer. Water the seeds regularly to stimulate germination. 

Photo: Tropicbreezent via GardenWeb
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