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Old 10-08-2016, 11:20 AM
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Can you help with a botanic name for this ferns?
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No, but I want one.
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No, but I want one.
LOL. I got them at a local store in Holmdel NJ USA as unidentified terrarium plants. Sorry, I can't help more than that. I'll post here if I find a name.

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Identified by Marc Hachadourian of the New York Botanical Gardens

Actinopteris semiflabellata - Eyelash Fern. - no too wet and they will do fine.
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Wow! I've been told most of these are "resurrection" plants that have long dry spells in habitat when they dry to brown and curl up, only to unfold when the rain comes.
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