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'Emina' Fern - 4" Pot

'Emina' Fern - 4" Pot

Nephrolepis exaltata

Regular price $18.99 USD
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Size
Your Plant at a Glance
Care Level
Intermediate
Pet Safety
Safe
Light
Medium
Water
High
Size
Medium
Growth
Bushy

Among Earth's oldest plant groups (dating back 360 million years!), ferns bring ancient forest magic to modern homes. This variety features delicate, bushy fronds that create a soft, ethereal aesthetic. Unlike most houseplants, ferns reproduce via spores rather than seeds, and have no flowers. They thrive in the humid, filtered light of forest floors, so recreating these conditions ensures lush growth. Perfect for bathrooms where they'll love the steamy environment.

Light Requirements:
STEP 1: Find the Perfect Spot
Best spot: Position about 4-5 feet from windows or east window
Alternative: Well-lit professional or bathing space

STEP 2: Light Duration
Needs moderate light for 4-6 hours daily
Can adapt to artificial lighting (12-14 hours daily)

STEP 3: Rotate Weekly
Turn plant 90 degrees each week for even growth
Watering Guide:
STEP 1: Check the Soil
How to check: Stick finger 1 inch deep - water when top layer feels dry
Pro tip: Check soil daily during growing season

STEP 2: Water Thoroughly
Water to maintain even moisture throughout soil
Stay consistently moist without reaching saturation

STEP 3: Wait and Repeat
Frequency: Every 4-6 days spring through fall, 7-10 days in winter
Ensure excellent drainage despite moisture-loving nature

Washed-out green color

This is a sign of too much light. Provide gentler, filtered light rather than bright exposure

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Growth slowed or stopped

This is a sign of too little light. Provide brighter filtered light without direct exposure

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Black spots, fungal issues

This is a sign of overwatering. Water less frequently. Improve air circulation

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Dried, shriveled fronds

This is a sign of underwatering. Keep soil moist at all times. Increase watering schedule

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