Origin
The Phlebodium aureum 'Davana' is a popular house plant that originally hails from the marshlands of South America. This plant belongs to the Polypodiaceae family, a group of ferns. They are low growing, ground covering plants that are mainly found in tropical and subtropical regions.

Characteristics
The Phlebodium aureum 'Davana' is a fern characterised by its unique and decorative leaves. The leaves have a blue-green colour and are shaped like a hand with long, narrow fingers. The plant can grow to a height of approximately 80 centimeters. The Phlebodium aureum, commonly known as ‘blue fern’, is a popular house plant due to its air-purifying properties.

Care

The care of the Phlebodium aureum 'Davana' requires some attention, but is certainly not difficult. The plant prefers a spot with ample indirect light, but can also survive in semi-shade. It is important to water the plant regularly, but prevent the roots from remaining in water. Furthermore, the plant requires a moist environment, so regular spraying is recommended. During the growing period, from April to September, the plant can be fed every two weeks with universal plant food.