My girlfriend’s mom sent it from Florida. It’s my first fern and I don’t want it to die. Was bought at Disney World

I just found her and brought her home. Hoping to confirm the type of fern, and would appreciate any tips to keep her happy!

My thanks in advance!!

This fern also grows very well in rock gardens

Does anyone know where to get rabbit foot fern like home depot?

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Hey! I got my first fern last week and I have no idea what it needs to thrive. I've left it in the same pot and soil that it came in and been watering it whenever the top inch of soil feels dry (about every other day). It's in a spot in my bedroom where it gets plenty of indirect light but no direct sun at all. I noticed today that some leaves were getting crispy around the edges and I don't know if that's normal or something I should be concerned about? Please help a complete noob in not killing my new favourite plant!

I’ve been watering him once the top inch of soil is dry. He is placed in the lighting shown in the photo. His leaves are yellow with green spots and he wasn’t like this 2 days ago. Please help!

4 years ago my rabbits foot fern was beautiful all the way around flourishing. Now it only has 2 leaves left and 1 rhizome. I don’t know what to do because I repotted it into a well draining soil over a year ago. I also moved a lot into different apartments. I don’t live in the right zone so I ended up making it indoor instead because it was getting burnt to the crisp in this north cali weather with no humidity. I really want to keep it alive and let it thrive again. It has been in my family for over 30 years.

I was sick for several days and when I opened my shades the 3 beautiful green fronds looked like this. The brown one was on its way out. But one of the green ones was brand new.

Not in direct sun.

Any help would be appreciated!

Hi! I have always loved ferns but don't know much about them aside from they spore instead of fruit to reproduce. I just think they're so cool looking and bring me joy whenever I spot some! 🌿. I'm wondering if anyone here knows what type of fern this is attached. And if I'm able to get it to more of a Fern bush eventually? Also how I go about planting it and caring for it. I'm hoping to keep it indoors but it's not necessary if it's not possible. Thanks

I work at a nursery and we have this one, it was in a ceramic pot and it broke a while ago but it's still surviving and thriving naked

I’ve had this fern since my grandmother passed away in 1994. I’ve had it my entire adult life—- and it has had varying states of care. I tend it pretty meticulously now that I realize how special it is to have it in my life. It turns 61 next year (this is the original plant.)