A staghorn fern (Platycerium) owner asked if the plant needed restringing and whether black spots on fronds were a problem.
The black dots are spores (reproductive structures), a sign of a healthy, mature plant. No treatment needed.
Only restring if the fern feels loose on its plaque. The typical method:
If you’re uncomfortable doing this, take the plant back to the shop where you bought it—they’ll usually restring for a small fee.
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