Those Ferns looks like they lived with the Dinosaurs without even the humans yet!

Lovely video, So informative, thanks so much for uploading 💜

Love your videos! I have a beautiful Tasmanian Tree Fern here in Northern California and need to replant into a smaller container that will be 2'x2'x3'. Wondering and hoping you might have some replanting tips for me. We have just started our cool spring weather. See my identification photo shows my Fern. Thank you!

We have hundreds of acres of tree ferns in the forrest on and around our property here in tasmania. We have some that blow over so we transplant those, some of which the trunks are over 4metres tall,The do gro best in shady areas and the leaves will stay a more deep green too. We also have some that sprung up on there own in sunny cleared areas and are doing well. They can get a little burnt on the leaves from hot sunny days and frost in winter but snow is fine. They will be ok in sunny areas as long as the summers are under 25 degrees celcius and good rainfall as it is here in tasmania.

Thank you Mark for a very good and informative video, I'm expecting my first Tree Fern in the next 2/3 weeks, it is a 15cm pot grown plant so not expecting a large plant, but I will follow your excellent advice and hopefully have success.

Very informative and helpful video, thank you 😊 told me all I needed to know!

Loved the video and the amazing information thank you so much! 🪴❤️

Awesome! You went into all the details I was so curious about. Thank you so much!

There are some tree ferns in Australia that are ok in direct strong sun .... and I planted one a few years ago and its doing fine, and I do agree about the watering requirement ... I just prune off the lower dead branches and give it some foliar feeding. I live in sub tropical Ballina NSW Australia. and they grow in the rainforest remnant {the bg scrub] and often in an adjoining field in very strong sun.

Really good video and one of the most informative i have seen. Thank you!

This was my dream variety of fern and was able to buy one last month! I was actually shooked when the seller cut the leaves in front of me.and I was like what are you doing then i realized it wont fit on the car with its leaves which are really huge. I didnt know that the trunk is their roots omg haha it loves being watered daily and sprayed occasionally

Those Ferns are Prehistoric Plants!!!

Love the video concise and informative.

Loved your down to earth ...excuse the pun...info. Thanks.

The trunk of a tree fern looks like soil

Great video

We have quite a few tree fern sago here in mid New South Wales in Australia. They seem to be all directly under the sun. Maybe it is a different species? The Sagos grow very fast. About a metre a year I recon. What is happening is that when the top layer of leaves grows, the second layer turns yellow and dies. As a result, you always have at least three colours on the fern(green, yellow and brown).

Do you need to water the ferns at all over the winter period? I know how to protect them, but I don't want the growing point to dry out - or freeze.

very impressive the plants look like they are in there native environment

I love ferns!

There is a species that tolerates full sun, can't quite remember the name, but it has a black trunk. I prefer these ones though because they have that beautiful rusty brown trunk

My house full of this plant almost jungle.

im planning to buy that this year,I hope i could grow it properly.

such a beautiful tree

I bought several tree ferns recently, and the label on them says they can tolerate sun! (Cyathea dealbata)

So if i want it to be shorter, can i cut the root/trunk? Thanks

My tree fern has been wrapped in straw with chicken wire to secure. I left the leaves on from last year and they are still looking as fine as they did last year. Do I need to remove old leaf, to give best conditions to new fronds ( when they arrive) or keep the old leaves to add to its bulk? I have heard both suggestions. X

Never heard anyone say not to water the crown tbh

We actually grow them from spores and its actually easy to do . Not everyone in Australia destroys the bush by robbing it.

Hi i have a 5ft Dicksonia last year all the leaves went black due to me being away for a long time and it wasn't watered i cut these off should i of done this ? as its not growing very well now fronds are opening but not growing long this is in an X large pot what can i do to help it very good video very informative .

Dicksonia antarctica is only one of many "Australian Tree ferns" and one of the most difficult to cultivate. a far better option would be the common or rough tree fern "Cyathea australis" it tolerates sun far better and is far hardier, the drawback is they do not transplant by being cut off like the dicksonia a. it needs its roots intact. The up side is that it grows much quicker. Other species such as .Cyathea australis and Cyathea cooperi lacy tree ferns are more pleasing to the eye.

Very nice

How many years will go for this fern to be 3-5 ft?

I love them but they are weeds where I live

Can u cut a tree Fern in half about a foot or 2 from bottom and I'd u can what should u cut it with

Can you keep a tree fern indoors?

I have a tree fern the fern leaves are not growing

Its growing outside of my house i thought it was grass so i ignored it just letting them grow there

How do they propagate. Do they have seeds

How much for 1

3:28 much better video after zooming out

How much is the one in your Hand?

How much giant fern plz

I would buy one without the tag if it was cheaper. I don’t care about that certification as long as it grows.

So can yo cut one of the big ones in to 3 or 4 pieces and then you will have 3 or 4 new plants?

Squarrosas and youningaes?

Sons helechos Australianos?

Legal or not, "extracting " such a valuable ancient plants from the nature is A CRIME! Be responsible and grow from spores, if it takes 50 years or more, soo, it is nature. You can NOT hijack old plants for your immediate profit objectives. Sorry, but you are part of the problem. Some dude attaching a piece of paper, does not make you and the digger and the seller and the permitter (some other dude in australian government!) innocent. SHAME ON YOU ALL!