ELONGATED GREEN FRONDS – Each frond of the Phlebodium Blue Star is formed in a more elongated way. Every frond forms more of a straight line, then into a tip at the end.

PRETTY INDOOR PLANT - If you place the Fern in the correct spot within your home, office, window sill, conservatory or bathroom, you are destined to be housing a plant that is gorgeous to look at and admired by all.

PERFECT AIR-PURIFYING PLANT - Purify the air with the Phlebodium Blue Star. The plant will remove any harmful pollutants and unwanted toxins from the air, freshening up the air around it.

EASILY SITUATED AND CARED FOR – Place the Fern in areas with bright, indirect light. You can then move onto watering where you can expect to carry that process out once every two weeks, with misting done in between. Water the plant from the sides to avoid damaging the fronds in the long term.

*Images are for illustrative purposes only. Plant supplied in a growers pot, decorative pot not included

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Phlebodium Blue Star is an indoor Fern plant that can be more commonly known as the Golden Polypody. The elongated fronds that each plant has makes it unique when compared to not only Ferns, but other houseplants in general. It will provide an attractive piece to any indoor space, whether you choose to place it in amongst a plant display, as a lone plant or as a ornamental plant. When situating it, however, you must ensure it receives bright, indirect light for the majority of the time. The plant will be able to provide benefits to the air surrounding it by removing harmful pollutants and unwanted toxins from the air. Whilst caring for the plant is made easy to understand by just a few steps: water the plant once every two weeks, mist the plant in between times and avoid watering the fronds of the plant.

Please Note: Images are for illustrative purposes only and designed to be a representation of the item(s) being sold. Depending on seasonality, deciduous plants may be supplied in their dormant state and without leaves. Plants may also be pruned back, lower than stated heights, to encourage new growth.