Polypodium bombycinum Crassulaceae Allow the top layer of

Allow the top layer of the substrate to dry slightly between waterings

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Polypodium bombycinum Crassulaceae Allow the top layer ofcommonly known as silken polypody, is a fern species belonging to the family Polypodiaceae. Native to North America, this fern is found in various habitats, including rocky slopes, cliffs, and forested areas. Key features of Polypodium bombycinum include its delicate, pinnate fronds with a silky texture. The fronds are typically evergreen, persisting through the winter in milder climates. The name "bombycinum" refers to the silk like appearance of the