Fern??
saturn1956
11 years ago
is this a specific type of Fern?? Also noticed two little white powder spots on the plant does anyone have any idea what it might be and how to get rid of it also noticed some on my syngonium plant as well. Whiteness of the picture could be camera related
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This post was edited by saturn1956 on Sun, Dec 23, 12 at 13:21
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