Schlumbergera, Haitora, rabbit foot fern, & Ledebouria socialis are finally repotted.
While I would’ve preferred shallower/smaller clay pots for these particular houseplants, beggars can’t be choosers. At least the weight of the clay pots will make them less top heavy.
Fingers crossed that all the Schlumbergera truncatas in this repotting batch don’t end up aborting their flowerbuds.
IM SURE THESE ARE CHRISTMAS FERNS (Polystichum acrostichoides)! I have never see so many in the wild before. They were scattered all about the sparser part of the woods (not far from the Canadian Hemlock zone).
I took some fertile spore-frond bits, but I haven’t sown them yet so…. fuck. Will have to try again when I have more on-hand equipment for such a thing.
Some unfamiliar lacey ferns. I have no idea what kind. It was quite a big lacey fern indeed.
I was very confused this fern especially when I discovered its identity (thanks to @geopsych); Sensitive Fern (Onoclea sensibilis).
I was not aware they could get SO BIG with such big fronds; some definitely almost reached waist high in height. Also weird; I don’t seem to have any uploaded pics of the MASSIVE colony of them which I saw in that forest…
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