Staghorn ferns (Platycerium spp.) grow as epiphytes with a basal shield frond and fertile antler fronds. Large specimens can be divided by separating the root ball—just like other clumping perennials.
Division rejuvenates overgrown plants and gives you multiple specimens. Each division will grow into a full-sized fern within a year or two.
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