Two large, established staghorn ferns show curling frond tips—reminiscent of peach leaf curl. Multiple factors could be at play, and a definitive diagnosis requires more information.
Disease is less likely. Most causes are treatable once identified. Provide photos or a detailed description for a specific remedy.
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