Are you going to mount the bifurcatum, Alyssa, or continue to grow it in a pot or basket?

I want to mount the staghorn, and do not want to leave it this way. You may laugh but I couldn't decide what medium I wanted to mount the fern, so I said forget it I'll use what I have until I decide. (I tend to do things a little out of the norm but I can say things are never boring.) So I did look for things to mount it on, but when I took a look in the usual stores, there were the usual wood boards. Boring. I do not like rectangles or squares- it's gotta be interesting.

You have found what is usually found, cookie-cutter woods or simple cut-off branches. Did you happen to check my website for mounts? I offer a "few". I am now in the process of completing another dozen mounts, oak, cedar, cypress, walnut, and hickory. I haven't been able to collect or prepare any mounting material for several months due to my back. I use nothing ordinary and everything I prepare comes from being "roughed up" (often for decades) in the Mississippi swamps, lowlands, and streams. Thus, every mount I have is one-of-a-kind and what I use and how I prepare the woods is done by no one else that I am aware of.

You can certainly use any mounting material you like but be sure you don't use any treated woods. Those wood preservatives are not kind to plants.

Cool- I will check it out! Yes, I figure treated wood is a no-no.