The Leatherleaf plant, scientifically known as Rumohra adiantiformis, is a distinctive fern native to the tropical and subtropical regions of the Southern Hemisphere. Characterized by its robust, glossy, and dark green fronds, the Leatherleaf fern is named for the leather-like texture of its leaves. The fronds are typically pinnate, with a bold, architectural quality that adds a dramatic touch to indoor and outdoor spaces. This fern thrives in shaded to partly shaded environments and prefers well-draining, moist soil to maintain its lush appearance. It is well-suited for use in tropical gardens, shaded woodland areas, or as a striking indoor plant. Leatherleaf ferns are popular in floral arrangements and landscaping due to their durability and striking foliage. They can grow up to 3 feet tall and wide, making them a substantial presence in any setting. With minimal maintenance, including regular watering and occasional fertilizing, the Leatherleaf plant remains a versatile and attractive choice for adding greenery and texture to various environments.