How to reproduce the maidenhair fern using spores

The breeding conditions of the maidenhair fern

The conditions for the reproduction of maidenhair fern spores are undoubtedly high temperature and high humidity. Ferns cultivated under such conditions are more likely to survive and bloom.

Maidenhair fern soil

The substrate is the culture soil for spore reproduction. Peat and fine sand can be evenly mixed and disinfected, and then the substrate can be placed in a shallow pot.

Selection of maidenhair fern leaves

Cut the leaves with mature spores and spread them evenly in a shallow basin with culture soil. There is no need to cover them with soil. If you really don't want to, you can cover them with a very thin layer of culture soil, but don't submerge the spore leaves in the soil.

Maintenance of the maidenhair fern

After sowing, cover the pot with glass or plastic wrap, and then soak water in the basin to ensure that its living environment has enough moisture. Pay attention to ventilation. Remove the glass or replace the plastic wrap for ventilation after one or two days of planting to avoid rotting.

After completing the steps, we can look forward to the maidenhair fern blooming in two or three months!