Curling fronds on a staghorn fern can stem from several causes: environmental stress, pests, disease, nutritional imbalance, or even genetics. Without photos or more details, a precise diagnosis isn't possible.
Once the cause is identified, most issues are treatable. Provide photos or detailed observations for a targeted solution.
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