Polypodiopsida
Indirect lightAdapts to any light level.
Moderate irrigationWater once a week and fortnightly in cold weather allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Water more frequently in brighter light conditions.
High humidityIt likes to feel fresh. Spray its leaves once or twice a week.
Suitable for petsThis plant is safe for your pet, they can live together happily.
Consider grouping multiple ferns together for a lush, tropical look. They're great for filling up space with greenery, and thrive in bathrooms where humidity is naturally higher.
Ferns are among the oldest plants, dating back over 360 million years! They once dominated the earth, showcasing resilience and adaptability. You may find that these ferns thrive in the most unexpected places, even popping up outside their pots if conditions are right! Their ability to survive in various environments is truly remarkable, and they’ve been known as symbols of great adaptability and perseverance. Invite these time-honoured plants into your home to create a little living museum of natural history. Plus, did you know ferns are known for being some of the first plants to recover after a volcanic eruption? Talk about toughness!
Ferns showing signs of distress might have brown tips or wilting fronds. This could mean too much direct sun, or perhaps they are a bit thirsty! Yellowing leaves indicate over-watering, while a dull appearance suggests a need for higher humidity. Trying to spruce up? Trim the damaged leaves to make way for new growth.