Fern ID
Arcana (9b, Greece)
14 years ago
Guys i'm gonna need your help on this one. I bought it with a label saying Nephrolepis exaltata "Fluffy Vitale".When i google this cultivar's name the only result that comes up is the company's site that i bought the fern from (which btw is spelled totally wrong) and nothing else.So i guess this is not a valid name or could it be a hybrid?Anyone knows?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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