Description
Rabbit’s foot fern (Davallia spp.) is a distinctive perennial fern known for its lacy green fronds and fuzzy rhizomes that creep over the soil’s surface or spill from containers. These scaly, fur-covered roots give the plant its name and add unique texture and charm.
Rabbit’s foot ferns do best in dappled light or partial shade conditions. Indoors, a north-facing or east-facing window is ideal. Never expose them to direct sunlight unless they’ve been carefully acclimated. They also grow well under artificial lights
