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  1. 3rd April 2024, 10:59 AM #16
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    New addition to the garden
    Picked up 6 Staghorns last week
    Purchasing Elkhorns and Crows nests this week
    My favourites ferns...just love them

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  3. 3rd April 2024, 05:36 PM #17
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    They look big; How are they secured to the tree?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
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    They look big; How are they secured to the tree?

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    Hi Paul
    I secure them with wire if they are large
    Smaller ones stockings or twine(sometimes galvanised nails if for example they are secured to a horizontal branch)
    This Cassia tree has 6 so far
    Will be adding some large Elkhorn and Crows Nest clumps on Friday along with another 6 medium size Staghorns
    Have also dressed the tree with Hoyas,Vandas and ferns in hanging baskets
    My intention is to fully load the tree with epiphytes and create a tropical wonderland where I can sit and relax!
    The base of the tree has been planted out with Bromeliads and a unusual Crows Nest (crocodilus sp ?)
    I'll post more pics tomorrow to give a better overview of what I am trying to achieve.

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    Now around 20 Staghorn/Elkhorn clumps
    Love 'em...they give a real tropical feel to the garden.
    Shade is King in this part of the world!

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    Couple of newbies...
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