Tree Fern, Silver Lady Fern Plant with pot – with Pot

Description

Ferns are unique ornamental plants. They’re known for their evergreen eye-catchy appearance and unique textures of foliage that can enhance the beauty of any space, indoors or outdoors. Most of them are low maintenance, but there are some basic requirements, which you can fulfill when you know how to care for.

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Fern Plant’s Care Instructions:

Pot: Grow your fern plant in a plastic pot instead of clay pot. A plastic pot retains moisture better than a clay pot will.

Soil:  Provide ferrns plant with appropriate soil.  Ferns are found among the greens on a forest floor. The soil there is usually laden with decaying leaves and organic matter. When potting your indoor fern, plant it in soil that has a high organic matter content like a good peat moss mix.

Water: Most ferns like an evenly moist soil with regular waterings. Allowing the soil to dry out between waterings stresses these plants. Bushy ferns can be difficult to water. Try using a watering can with a long spout to direct the water to the center of the plant. Water generously, until it drains out of the bottom of the pot.

Light: Ferns plant prefer indirect light. Daylight coming through a window is adequate. Place the plant in a north or east facing window. The fern may not grow so well in a south or west window, as the light is more intense and can be too harsh for the fronds. Too much light dries the plant out. Ferns can grow in low-light conditions, but they can not grow in no-light conditions.