xAglaonaria robertsii

The plant pictured is the plant for sale. Shipped in a 4” pot. The last photo is for reference only, NFS.

xAglaonaria robertsii is a rare hybrid of Drynaria rigidula and Aglaomorpha coronans. However, all Aglaomorpha have now been reclassified as a Drynaria, making the true name of this plant Drynaria x robertsii. I personally like distinguishing the two genera, but to each their own! This cross combines the thin, rigid fronds of D. rigidula with the upright fronds and fuzzy rhizome of A. coronans. It’s also similar to Aglaomorpha in that it lacks shield fronds and is evergreen.

This fern enjoys bright, indirect light to part sun. Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. In the warm summer months, this fern can be quite thirsty and will enjoy frequent watering, as long as the media drains well.