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finishing in a ripe melon
Assuming the typical star\rosette shape of most Hahniis
red sprays of stiff leaves are arranged like little fireworks
It is thought by some the holes in the leaves allowed wind to pass through
4" Fern, Birdsnest Nidus mother finishing in a ripe melonThe Birdsnest Ferns, in all their forms, are hardier than they look. Living in their jungle homes they perch on trees, palm trees, rocky cliffs, and even opportunistically stick on bromeliads that are holding their own perches. One explanation for the Birdsnest name is that leafy debris falls into their cupped crown and has the appearance of a nest with the little new fronds looking just like eggs before they unfurl. It also has brown hairs growing in
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