Fern
(Boston Fern)
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if your fern is looking sad, with a little
basic care and maybe some watering
adjustments, it can recover quickly.
Boston ferns come from the humid,
tropical regions of South and Central
America. They grow in the moist jungle
ground or epiphytic on the trunks and
branches of trees. Just like the fishbone
cactus and air plants do.
Trust me, once you know your ferns’ basic
needs, it will be easy to care for.
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How to grow your
indoor Bosten fern
KEY POINTS
Water
Humidity
Light
Propagation
When to repot
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How to buy a Boston fern
When buying your Boston fern choose one with new leaves
unfurling from the center. At home, your new fern will need a
few days to adjust to its new location. Don’t worry if it might
drop a few leaves or look droopy while it acclimates.
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Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata), also known as sword fern, is a popular fern species that grows in many tropical areas around the world. In North America, it is considered a classic houseplant and is easy to care for, as it doesn’t require a lot of sunlight. Outdoors, this plant thrives in swampy, humid, and forested areas, and makes a good choice for partial-shade gardens in places like Southern California or Florida. Its sword-shaped, blue-green foliage contains tiny leaflets and grows erect, arching only when fronds grow larger. Like several other fern species, Boston fern is a slow grower and is best planted outdoors in the fall or spring or indoors year-round.
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