Propagate guide

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Watering mastery

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Fertilizer mystery reveal

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Tips & tricks for cutting

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Plant pot secrets

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Common pests

Frequent diseases

Botanist’s tips

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Whenever the surface of the soil is dry, you should water your fern plants again. Don't let their soil dry out completely.

Water

Needs a bright, indirect sunlight.

Sunlight

Use a potting mix, which makes it safer for plants because it doesn't contain pathogens such as fungus or other diseases.

Soil

When it comes to fertilizers, you want to avoid over-fertilizing (just like an overdose of vitamins isn't great for us, either). Less is more, so it’s important to follow what the package says for application amounts.

Fertilizer

Trim off any dead leaves and stems.

Pruning

During the winter, plants should not be exposed to temperatures below 55°F.

Temperature

Pot should provide ample drainage and room for growth.

Container

All ferns love moisture and should be given humid conditions. In living rooms and family rooms, stand their pots on trays of damp pebbles or clay granules. Ferns also love being misted at regular intervals with tepid, soft water unless the humidity of the whole room is kept high through the use of a humidifier.