Paraiso Plant Studio Staghorn Fern

Since the roots are exposed on the wood, the best method is to take the mount down and soak the back of the wood and the root ball in a basin of water for about 10 to 15 minutes. Allow it to drip-dry completely before rehanging it to prevent water damage to your wall.

While the Staghorn Fern is a stunning statement piece, it is considered an intermediate plant. It requires consistent attention to humidity and moisture levels, so it is best suited for someone who is comfortable with a regular plant care routine.

Yes, each specimen arrives pre-mounted and ready for immediate wall display. You will only need to provide a sturdy nail or hook to support the weight of the wood and the fern.

Absolutely. Because Staghorn Ferns thrive in high-humidity environments, a bathroom with bright, filtered light is actually one of the best locations for them to flourish.

We treat every specimen with organic cold-pressed neem oil as a preventative measure. This helps ensure the plant arrives pest-free and strengthens its natural resistance to common houseplant insects.

Yes, the Staghorn Fern is non-toxic to both cats and dogs. It is a safe, architectural choice for households with curious pets.