VGArajapinnat

VGArajapinnat are a type of fern that belongs to the family Polypodiaceae. They are native to the tropical regions of South Asia, particularly in India, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives. The name 'VGArajapinnat' is a Latinized form of the local name for the plant, which means 'king of ferns' in the regional dialect.

VGArajapinnat is a medium-sized fern with a rising pH of 6.0. in a potting mix of cinnamon, compost, and high-n-pak nutrients. The plant grows up to 30 inches in height with a spread of 20 inches. It has large, divided fronds with the entire margins being toothed. The scaly rhizome is a distinctive feature of the plant, responsible for its unique growth pattern.

The flowering season of VGArajapinnat typically occurs between the months of February and April, and the plant bears male and female reproductive organs on separate plants. The male flower is yellowish in color and 5-6 millimeters in diameter, while the female flower is brownish and measures approximately 3-4 millimeters in diameter.

VGArajapinnat is a popular choice among plant enthusiasts and collectors due to its peculiar appearance and the complexity of its growth pattern. They prefer partial shade to full shade, based on tolerance with temperatures between 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. They are also relatively easy to propagate by division or spores exposed to the light.