Davallia Bullata - Rabbit's Foot Fern - ↕30cm - Ø17cm

Attention fern lovers! The Davallia Bullata, better known as the Rabbit's Foot Fern, is a unique and atmospheric houseplant. With its soft, hairy rhizomes and finely branched leaves, this fern adds a playful and exotic touch to any interior. The Davallia Bullata is not only a beautiful eye-catcher, but also a strong plant that is easy to care for.

Davallia Bullata Care

The Rabbit's Foot Fern is a low-maintenance houseplant that requires little care. Place the plant in a bright spot with indirect sunlight and keep the soil slightly moist. Spray the leaves regularly to increase humidity, which benefits this fern. Avoid direct sunlight and dry air, as this can dry out the leaves.

Care tips:

• Slightly moist soil, but no wet roots
• Partial shade to bright location, no direct sunlight
• Spray regularly for optimal growth

Davallia Bullata Product specifications

• Latin name: Davallia Bullata
• Dutch name: Rabbit's Foot Fern
• Height: ±30 cm
• Pot size: Ø17 cm
• Location: Indirect light, partial shade
• Air purifying: Yes
• Maintenance: Easy

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