Platycerium hillii 'Horn Surprise' is a cultivar of the Stiff Staghorn selected for its unusual, crested, and distorted fertile fronds (antlers) that have a "surprise" twisted, fan-like, or crested tips. The shield fronds remain upright and stiff. The antlers are a bright green. It adds a whimsical, sculptural element to the already structural species.

| Family: | Polypodiaceae |
| Genus: | Platycerium (plat-ee-SIR-ee-um) |
| Species: | hillii (HILL-ee-eye) |
| Cultivar: | 'Horn Surprise' |
'Horn Surprise' shares the species' requirements: warm, humid, frost-free, bright light, good air circulation, mounted culture. The crested antler tips are the ornamental feature. It is a collector's plant for staghorn enthusiasts. The stiff, upright habit of the species is retained. A fun, structural oddity for the epiphyte collection.
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