The Fern Footed Deer Foot refers to ferns in the genus Davallia, known for their fuzzy, creeping rhizomes that resemble animal feet, leading to names like Deer's Foot Fern. It is an easy-to-merchandise indoor plant with an eye-catching look customers notice fast. It’s a strong option for everyday assortments and seasonal refresh displays. Fuzzy, crawling rhizomes resembling animal feet, delicate, lacy, triangular green fronds, and preference for hanging baskets or pots where the rhizomes can trail. These epiphytic ferns thrive in bright, indirect light, high humidity, and moist but well-drained conditions, making them great houseplants, especially in bathrooms or on shelves, and are non-toxic to pets. Fern with creeping rhizomes (“feet”) often visible on soil surface. Plant highlights: • Difficulty: Moderate • Non-toxic to pets and humans. Basic care: • Light: Bright indirect light • Water: Keep lightly moist. Water when the top inch is dry; avoid soggy soil. • Temperature: 60–80°F (16–27°C). Shipping & H