Looks like your plant might be Platycerium bifurcatum, but there are a number of platycerium which do look similar in close up like that. The plant has a rhizome from which the fertile and nest/shield fronds grow. The rhizome is under the nest fronds but the growing tip often protrudes. That's what you're seeing there. As you know, there's no flower buds on these.

Hello tropicbreezent! Yes, I am aware that ferns do not produce flowers; however, it just appeared that way to me since I didn't know how else to describe it visually. My plan is to just let the plant continue to grow and see how it turns out! Thank you for the identification as well as the verification. :)