The Staghorn fern attracts attention for two reasons: its antler-like fronds, which give it its common name, and its unusual growth. Staghorn ferns are epiphytes, this means that they grow on other plants in nature. Therefore, they don’t require soil pots like other plants. Use them as statement-making displays, such as affixed on wall-mounted boards. They should be watered similarly to air plants, by misting them daily and soaking them weekly.

Maidenhairs have a reputation for being difficult to grow indoors. Due to their affinity to moisture, they need a great deal of water and humidity. That said, if you are prone to overwatering, this fern is perfect for you. It will recompense you with fine-textured fronds and long, black, wiry stems if you provide daily misting. The name of this fern is Adiantum Raddianum, and the conditions for its growth are medium to bright light and high humidity.

This fern is as adorable as a button due to its minuscule, golden-green, rounded leaflets. These long, arching fronds are perfect for hanging containers or terrariums. This simple fern adds a lushness to any design style. Its name is Nephrolepis Cordifolia, and the conditions for the plant’s growth are medium to bright light and high humidity.

Shiny, dark green fronds form an unruly mound that resembles the hair of Medusa. This Australian fern received its name from its long leaves, which resemble a kangaroo’s enormous feet. Similar to a rabbit’s foot fern, it has dense rhizomes that may creep down the sides of its container. The full name of this fern is Microsorium Diversifolium, and the growing condition is medium to moderate light and average humidity.

This attractive plant has dark green, delicate-looking fronds and rootlike stems that creep down on the side of its pot or along the soil. The rhizomes that inspired the common name are covered in grayish-white filaments. Display these rhizomes by cultivating them in hanging planters. The name of this fern is Humata Tyermanii, and its growing conditions are medium to bright light and high humidity.

The straplike, bright green leaves have a distinctly reptilian, scaly appearance that is not typical of ferns. Its common name is also explained by its fronds. Crocodile ferns make quite a statement when fully grown, often reaching a length of about two to three feet. The full name of this fern is Microsorium Musofolium Crocodyllus, and the growing conditions are medium to low light and high humidity.

People love the two-tone foliage of this striking fern, which also goes by the names Silver Lace Fern or Slender Brake Fern. Each frond consists of several slender leaflets, separated by a silver strip down the middle. Maintain the health of this fern by never allowing the soil to completely dry out between waterings. The conditions for this plant growth are medium to bright light and high humidity.

A lot has transpired since Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy announced their TMRW Sports company was going into its first sports venture, which is a new TGL golf league. Now, the first investors have joined the project, and the group includes sports team owners, champion athletes like Serena Williams, and stars like Justin Timberlake.

Tiger Woods Gets New Investors

TMRW Sports’ TGL golf league will get going in January 2024. Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and their new sports startup have drawn some big-name investors. The company announced the new investment group recently, and it includes race car driver Lewis Hamilton, basketball great Stephen Curry, pro football’s Tony Romo and Josh Allen, women’s soccer player Alex Morgan, Serena Williams, and Justin Timberlake. There are also several professional team sports owners on the list.

Tiger Woods Hasn’t Shared Any Details

So far, neither Tiger Woods nor Rory McIlroy has disclosed anything regarding the financial terms of the deal. CEO and co-founder of TMRW Sports Mike McCarley stated that the leadership of the company wanted a group of people with a vision for how technology can make sports more culturally relevant and accessible. He also shared that the hoped to attract new and different groups of fans, particularly younger fans and families.

So far, pro sports owners who have taken a stake include Philadelphia 76ers co-owner David Blitzer, Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank, Boston Red Sox co-owners John Henry and Tom Warner, and Minnesota Vikings owner Mark Wilf. The TGL golf league is the first project of TMRW Sports and was launched in partnership with the PGA Tour. It came to the stage just as professional golf was being disrupted by the upstart league LIV Golf. McCarley pointed out that the company sought investors who would represent diverse backgrounds and expertise in entertainment and media and were passionate about golf.

Tiger Woods Has Praised the Turnout of Investors

Tiger Woods announced the launching of TMRW Sports just when the Saudi-funded LIV Golf had drawn many PGA Tour golfers. LIV Golf offered bigger prize money and a less rigorous schedule. Since then, TMRW Sports boasted that the members of the new investment group had 10 Grammy awards, 40 Emmy awards, and 21 Olympic gold medals between them and had played in eight NBA championship series, 32 NBA All-Star Games, 26 Grand Slam singles, and 16 NFL Pro Bowls.

According to McCarley, he was collaborating with Woods and McIlroy on everything from the scoring to the format of the events. They were also searching for ways to enhance the game with technology, including a virtual course that would bring the game indoors and eliminate problems with weather conditions while giving real-time stats.

McIlroy and Woods were the first two golfers to commit to competing in the inaugural season of the league, which will be open only to PGA Tour golfers.