Nephrolepis exaltata (Boston Fern)
Boston Fern
This is a type of sword fern that is from forests and swamps. The arching fronds are a mutation from sword ferns. Boston Ferns received their name from either being on a ship full of ferns that was sent to Boston or a nursery in Florida that sent ferns to their friends in Boston.
- Best in indirect light
- Best in moist soil. Soak the pot once a month to ensure the peat moss is hydrated because this plant thrives in soils that are high in peat moss.
- This plant likes high humidity- you can place the pot on a tray with pebbles filled with water. You can also lightly mis the fern once a week. The fronds will turn yellow if the humidity is not high enough.
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Boston Fern
This is a type of sword fern that is from forests and swamps. The arching fronds are a mutation from sword ferns. Boston Ferns received their name from either being on a ship full of ferns that was sent to Boston or a nursery in Florida that sent ferns to their friends in Boston.
- Best in indirect light
- Best in moist soil. Soak the pot once a month to ensure the peat moss is hydrated because this plant thrives in soils that are high in peat moss.
- This plant likes high humidity- you can place the pot on a tray with pebbles filled with water. You can also lightly mis the fern once a week. The fronds will turn yellow if the humidity is not high enough.