Crocodile fern, 6” pot - Microsorum musifolium Silver king sansevieria If your dracaena gets too

If your dracaena gets too tall and “lanky

Remember bromeliad mother’s die back after blooming but will put out pups so you’ll always have a plant

These tropical plants are native to Mexico and Central America and grow naturally as forest under-story plants

Planting of 3 Guzmania bromeliads

Crocodile fern, 6” pot - Microsorum musifolium Silver king sansevieria If your dracaena gets tooThe Crocodile fern or Alligator fern as some call it is an epiphyte with a shallow root system which means it can grow attached to trees. It has broad, light green upright leaves that are segmented and marked with dark green veins. Almost leathery and wrinkled looking. Like a crocodile's skin. Quite cool plant. The leaves grow from small rhizoids right under the surface, these are what help them attach to trees surfaces they grow on but they also