How to fertilize the maidenhair fern

Fertilization method

The maidenhair fern must have sufficient nutrient supply on a daily basis to grow normally, so its requirements in this regard are relatively high.

When you eat eggs, you can keep the shells and put them in when preparing the soil. Egg shells contain a certain amount of calcium, which can be said to be a natural fertilizer. It is very beneficial to the growth of the maidenhair fern. The maidenhair fern grows relatively fast and generally needs to be repotted every two years.

It is sufficient to apply fertilizer 2 to 3 times a month. You can directly choose special fertilizer, but it must be diluted to the appropriate proportion.

Precautions for fertilization

During the fertilization process, be careful not to let the leaves of the plants get contaminated with fertilizer, as this will easily cause the leaves to rot.

In addition to controlling watering in winter, fertilizer application must also be controlled. Fertilization can be completely suspended when the temperature is low.

If there is insufficient nutrition, its leaves will turn black, so fertilizer is very important for it.

On rainy days, you can reduce the amount of fertilizer appropriately, and increase the calcium content in the fertilizer during daily fertilization.

The above is how to fertilize the maidenhair fern. Except for plants that do not like fertilizer, other plants need reasonable fertilization to grow healthier, including their plant shape, color, etc., so friends should be careful when fertilizing.