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Dicksonia antarctica 'M' - Boomv12
Easy to care for
Container plant
Semi sun
Winterhardy
10 cm
34 cm
Dicksonia antarctica 'M' - Boomv12
The Dicksonia Antarctica is a prehistoric tree-fern, that has outlived the dinosaurs. This tree-fern grows its leaves on a stem and in the wild it can reach to some 10 metres in height. It is a remarkable tree-fern, which some people even cultivate outdoors the whole year round. Dicksonia antarctica is a tree fern which is not 'As the scientific name might make one suspect' from the region of the South Pole, but from Tasmania; this ...
species is the most common tree fern for Northern European gardens.
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Dicksonia antarctica is a tree fern from Australia, which can grow up to 10 meters in nature. Indoors or on the balcony it reaches no higher than one meter. Araflora sells various sizes. This fern can also be placed in the garden or on the balcony when it isn'T freezing. The brown main stem is formed by an intertwining of the leaves' stems. From the main stem, the leaves fan out in all directions.
The Australian tree-fern, Dicksonia antarctica, is a unique plant to cultivate. This exotic plant thrives not indoors but mainly in the garden, on the terrace or on a balcony. It can stand temperatures to circa minus 6°Celsius [42.8F], so this exotic fern is not sufficiently hardy to withstand our Dutch winters. If it freezes, this plant should be moved to a frost-proof place. In case you still want to keep the plant outdoors, you should take steps to protect the plant by wrapping it in bubblewrap and straw. The Dicksonia Antarctica needs a lot of water which must be poured from the top in between the accretion of the leaves, so that the stem of the tree-fern stays moist. A spot in half shadow or indirect sunlight suits this tree-fern. An Araflora substrate with a lot of organic building material and nutrition is the right potting soil for the Dicksonia antarctica.
