Norfolk Tree Fern (Cyathea brownii) Norfolk Tree Fern (Cyathea brownii) Norfolk Tree Fern (Cyathea brownii)
Norfolk Tree Fern (Cyathea brownii)
Norfolk Tree Fern (Cyathea brownii)
Norfolk Tree Fern (Cyathea brownii)

Norfolk Tree Fern (Cyathea brownii)

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The largest tree fern in the world, which can reach a height up to 20 meters in Norfolk. Can withstand light frost. 

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Description

This is the largest tree fern in the entire world, which can reach a height of 20 meters and produces leaves that are about 5 meters long. Originally, this species grew on Norfolk, an island between New Zealand and Australia, in the moisty subtropical forests. The temperature lies between 17 up to 23 degrees Celsius the entire year, and it also rains a lot out there.

The species can be kept as a container plant in a shady spot. It withstands light frost, but has to be watered regularly.

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 20-25 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.

Specifications

Family:
Cyatheaceae
Scientific name:
Cyathea brownii
Common name:
Norfolk Tree Fern
Native to:
Norfolk
Sowing time:
All year round
Difficulty level:
Challenge
Minimum temperature:
-3 degrees Celsius

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Martina

So this was really a challenge and I dutifully report success! It was the first time that I did spore germination and the whole process really surprised me. Anyway, just to be sure, I started two containers and there are already 3 millimeters sized plants in both of them. I'm looking forward to when they grow, but I can definitely confirm from my own experience as an amateur that the whole process really requires a lot of patience. Fertilization and germination alone took almost 4 months. Well thank you!

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Description

This is the largest tree fern in the entire world, which can reach a height of 20 meters and produces leaves that are about 5 meters long. Originally, this species grew on Norfolk, an island between New Zealand and Australia, in the moisty subtropical forests. The temperature lies between 17 up to 23 degrees Celsius the entire year, and it also rains a lot out there.

The species can be kept as a container plant in a shady spot. It withstands light frost, but has to be watered regularly.

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 20-25 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.
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