Cultivation methods and precautions of potted maidenhair fern

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: It has high requirements for soil, and loose soil is needed to facilitate the plant to take root. It is best to use soil with good drainage so that it is not easy to cause water accumulation and root rot due to water accumulation.

2. Light: The growth of plants cannot be separated from light, and the maidenhair fern is the same. However, it does not require much light. It is enough to give it scattered light for a period of time every day.

3. Temperature: The temperature must be above 10℃ and cannot be lower than this temperature, otherwise the plants will be frozen. Maintain a good temperature and avoid fluctuating, as this will affect the growth of plants.

4. Water and fertilizer: Give more water during the plant growth period, and give appropriate amount of water during the slow growth period, but not too much. Apply fertilizer frequently but apply less fertilizer each time.

2. Precautions

1. The branches and leaves may die or rot, so you need to prune them in time to prevent them from spreading to other branches.

2. When the light is strong at noon, place the plants in semi-shade.