Can bird's nest fern be fertilized in spring?

1. Is it possible to apply fertilizer?

Bird's nest fern can be fertilized in spring, but do not apply fertilizers with high concentrations. If it is not fertilized for a long time, the edges of its leaves will turn brown. Generally speaking, when it is in the growth period, it should be fertilized once every half a month. You can apply fertilizer with a balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content. Proper application of fertilizer will help the plant grow new leaves.

Usually, spring fertilization is done according to the growth of the plant. Before it grows new shoots, some homemade liquid fertilizer can be applied. If the leaf color of the plant becomes lighter, you can apply some dihydrogen phosphate.

2. Precautions for fertilization

1. When the breeding temperature becomes very high or very low, you need to temporarily stop fertilizing. Usually, when the temperature in midsummer is above 32℃ or in severe winter is below 15℃, you should stop applying fertilizer.

2. Be careful when applying fertilizer and try not to splash the fertilizer onto the leaves, otherwise it will burn the leaves. If it has splashed onto the leaves, rinse it off with clean water as soon as possible.