Hare's Foot Fern dry and crispy at tips
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by phoenix on May 16, 2006 02:40 AM
Hello Dima,
Your fern will do best in the shadowless light of the north facing window. Keep the growing medium barely moist at all times. Established plants should be fedevery 6 months with standard houseplant fertilizer diluted to one half the minimum strength recomended on the label.
WHat type of soil/medium do you have the fern in?
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Your fern will do best in the shadowless light of the north facing window. Keep the growing medium barely moist at all times. Established plants should be fedevery 6 months with standard houseplant fertilizer diluted to one half the minimum strength recomended on the label.
WHat type of soil/medium do you have the fern in?
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by dima on May 16, 2006 06:29 PM
I read that these plants prefer medium to low light, which is why I moved it to the corner, opposite the corner windows. You recommend more light? I thought the dry tips could have been caused by too much light.
I currently use Miracle Grow diluted to the maximum strength instructed on the bottle every time I water, which I will stop. When you say to feed it every six months, does that mean only one watering with Miracle Grow twice per year?
Thank you very much for your advice.
-dima
I currently use Miracle Grow diluted to the maximum strength instructed on the bottle every time I water, which I will stop. When you say to feed it every six months, does that mean only one watering with Miracle Grow twice per year?
Thank you very much for your advice.
-dima
by dima on May 17, 2006 10:45 AM
Also, I don't know what the medium is, but it appears to be a dirt-type mixture with small spongy white balls. It's the original store-bought medium.
Thanks again for your help.
-dima
Thanks again for your help.
-dima
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