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Here are more pics of young platycerium.
1. ridleyi
2.older ridleyi.
3. coronarium.
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These plants are about 3 years and still so small, what is the oldest anyone has kept them??
My father had a bifurcatum about 40 years. It grew huge, because it's a lot of continuously multiplying individual plants. The tree it was on finally died and collapsed. So the bifurcatum was split up into a lot of clumps and mostly given away. Only a few were kept but they still grow on. For the single plant species, I knew of a superbum about 10 years old and still growing strong. I've also seen huge plants of those but no idea of how old.
