Varying Species
Indirect lightAdapts to any light level.
High humidityIt likes to feel fresh. Spray its leaves once or twice a week.
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.
Suitable for petsThis plant is safe for your pet, they can live together happily.
Position your ferns in a spot that receives morning light but shield them from harsh afternoon sun. Regular misting will keep them lush and thriving.
Did you know that ferns are among the oldest plants in the world? They date back over 360 million years, even before dinosaurs roamed the Earth! These ancient plants have witnessed dramatic changes across millennia, adapting and evolving to survive and thrive in diverse habitats. What makes ferns even more fascinating is their method of reproduction. Instead of seeds, they reproduce through spores, which are often found on the undersides of their fronds. This unique trait makes them quite distinct in the plant kingdom. Despite their ancient origins, ferns continue to captivate us with their striking fronds and ability to create lush, green environments. Whether it’s their resilience or their quirky way of reproducing, ferns are a wonder of nature that never fails to intrigue botanical enthusiasts.
If your fern starts turning brown or wilting, it may be craving more humidity or overexposed to direct sunlight. Yellowing leaves might indicate overwatering. Keep an eye out and adjust accordingly!