Heart Fern
Hemionitis Arifolia
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The dwarf growth habit of the Heart Fern makes it a great choice for small spaces. It loves water, so this fern is ideal for containers with or without drainage.
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Heart ferns need well-draining soil that is fertile, moist and humus rich. Ferns don’t need a lot of extra fertilizer, so only feed once a month with a water-soluble fertilizer diluted in half. The heart fern houseplant needs bright, indirect sunlight. Keep the plant damp, but not wet, as it is prone to rot. All in all, heart fern is a fairly low maintenance and delightful addition to a fern collection or for anyone that wants a unique houseplant.
Features
The dwarf growth habit of the Heart Fern makes it a great choice for small spaces. It loves water, so this fern is ideal for containers with or without drainage.GROWER INFO & TIPS
GROOMING: Ferns need grooming periodically to help them maintain health and vigor. This simply means removing dead fronds or matings of dropped leaflets. This is particularly important in the fluffy types that may be quite compact. Keep the pot clean. Wash it occasionally with warm water and a soft brush.FERTILIZER: Feed your Heart Fern about once a month throughout the year.
MISCELLANEOUS: Aphids, Mealy Bugs, and scale are attracted to these ferns.
Carefully rinse the entire plant in soapy water to treat an infestation. Carefully remove any dead or dying fronds; they will drain the plant’s energy and slow down growth. The Heart Fern is a non- poisonous plant safe for cats and kids.
PLANTING INFO
The dwarf growth habit of the Heart Fern makes it a great choice for small spaces. It loves water, so this fern is ideal for containers with or without drainage.Get Current Availability: Excel Download |PDF Download