Resurrection Fern / Rose of Jericho

Resurrection ferns (Pleopeltis polypodioides) are fascinating plants known for their ability to survive in extremely dry conditions. Here are some key points about resurrection ferns and how to care for them: Resurrection Ability:Resurrection ferns are named for their remarkable ability to appear dead and then revive when exposed to water. They can lose up to 97% of their water content and still recover when hydrated. Botanical Features:These ferns are epiphytic, meaning they often grow on trees or other surfaces but don't take nutrients from their host. They obtain nutrients and water from the air and rain. Habitat:Resurrection ferns are native to the southeastern United States and are commonly found in humid and shady environments, such as the bark of trees or on rocks. Light:Resurrection ferns prefer filtered or indirect light. They thrive in locations with dappled sunlight or partial shade. Watering:While they can survive in dry conditions, it's essential to water them regula