



'Tiger Fern' (Nephrolepis exaltata 'Tiger Fern', PP15315) is a stunning, patented cultivar of the Boston fern discovered by Hendarto in 2004. Its gracefully arching fronds are boldly striped with irregular bands of dark green, light green, and creamy yellow—reminiscent of tiger stripes. Each frond has a unique pattern, creating a dynamic, living tapestry. It retains the classic fountain habit of the species but with dramatically enhanced ornamental value.
Bright, indirect light (variegation fades in low light). **Consistent moisture and high humidity essential.** Feed weekly with dilute fertilizer. Minimum 55°F (13°C); USDA zones 10–12 outdoors. Excellent houseplant or shaded patio specimen.
| Family: | Polypodiaceae |
| Genus: | Nephrolepis (nef-roh-LEP-iss) |
| Species: | exaltata (eks-all-TAY-tuh) |
| Cultivar: | Tiger Fern |
| Patent: | PP15315 |
| Origin: | Hybridized by Hendarto, registered 2004 |
For a Boston fern with wild, artistic flair, 'Tiger Fern' is a showstopper.
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