Cultivation methods and precautions of the maidenhair fern

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Soil with a low pH value is more suitable for its growth. In addition, the texture is required to be loose. You can prepare it at home by mixing garden soil, leaf mold, and sand in a ratio of 4:5:1. Or you can replace it with peat soil and mix it with others, which is also very practical.

2. Light: It is a shade-loving plant, but light is still indispensable during its growth. You can let it be exposed to sunlight in the morning and evening, but be sure to block it at noon. Too strong sunlight will damage the plant and cause the edges of the leaves to burn and wither.

3. Fertilization: When it is growing, it does not require much fertilizer. You only need to apply the right amount of nutrients on time. Liquid fertilizer can be applied once a month, but be careful not to use too high a concentration.

4. Watering: There is no need to be too strict in this regard. You should water it more when it starts to grow in spring. In summer, you can sprinkle some water around it to maintain humidity.

2. Precautions

During the maintenance process, if you find any yellow leaves, you need to cut them off in time. You can choose to trim some old leaves in autumn.