The fern genus leptopteris is a small group of plants found growing in the Pacific Islands, New Guinea and Australia. Leptopteris has very thin fronds.
Propagation:
Propagation of leptopteris primarily involves spore sowing and division. Success depends on high humidity, indirect light, and a peat-rich substrate. Avoid direct sunlight and maintain warm temperatures. For division, separate mature plants during dormancy, ensuring root attachment, then replant in suitable soil and maintain humidity.
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