/r/ferns
All about ferns.
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/r/ferns
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Are dead fern leave good botanicals
I have a black water aquarium I wounder can I add dead fern as botanicals
13:45 UTC
Нemionitis Arifolia university specimen
05:22 UTC
Saw this beauty at a plant store in Miami
Google says Phlebodium aureum. Is that correct?
03:58 UTC
My lemon button fern made me 2 babies (:
18:36 UTC
I got this mystery plug from a friend. Any idea who this might be?
15:41 UTC
How do i fix this fern?
Should i cut off the whole browning fronds or just the browning leaves? How do i save it and make it pretty again? 😭😭
12:18 UTC
Microgramma megalophylla
01:06 UTC
Hart‘s tongue fern in garden centre
15:00 UTC
Of all the outside plants that get brought inside, my kangaroo fern takes pride of place every winter.
She’s beautiful and she knows it
21:33 UTC
Diagnosis Please
Please let me know what’s happening here.
20:49 UTC
Need ID for this type of selaginella
Is this selaginella willdenowiii? The seller said he wasn't so sure, I'm trying to look at IG, but selaginella willdenowii so confusing, different lighting & temperature can change its color.
12:41 UTC
What’s wrong with my Birds Nest Fern?
I just did a repot with 50/50 orchid bark and indoor potting soil with slow release fertilizer. I cut off the dead leaves and watered after the repot and am just leaving it. Photo of my fern
16:23 UTC
White mold clusters growing on Australian tree fern - help!
So I went to collect some spores from my Australian Tree Fern today, and I noticed many of the fronds had this mold on them!
I've had the plant for a few months and it has been very happy, pushing out new growth and looking great. I stopped, but for a while I was misting it with a spray bottle. I guess the place I had it did not have sufficient air movement, and here we are. :(
My question is, is there anything I can do? I cut off the fronds with the worst of it, but if I removed it all I'd have almost no plant left. What would you folks suggest in this situation? Thanks for taking the time to read this!
16:21 UTC