How to grow potted maidenhair fern and what to pay attention to

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions

Temperature: The temperature should be above 10℃ and cannot be lower than this temperature, otherwise the plants will be frostbitten. Light: Just give diffused light for a period of time every day. Soil: Use soft, well-drained soil to allow plants to take root. Water and fertilizer: During the growth period of the plant, give more water. Fertilizer needs to be applied frequently, but apply less each time.

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: It has high soil requirements and uses soft soil to facilitate plants to take root. It is best to use soil with good drainage, so that it is not easy to cause water accumulation and will not cause root rot due to water accumulation.

2. Light: The growth of plants is inseparable from light, and the same is true for maidenhair fern, but it does not require much light. Just give it a period of scattered light every day.

3. Temperature: The temperature should be at 10 Above ℃, it cannot be lower than this temperature, otherwise the plants will be frostbitten. Maintain a good temperature, not too high or too low, as this will affect the growth of the plants.

4. Water and fertilizer: Give more water during the growth period of the plant, and give it appropriately during the slow growth period, not too much. When fertilizing, apply frequently but sparingly each time.

2. Precautions

1. Branches and leaves will die, rot, etc. They must be pruned in time to avoid infecting other branches.

2. When the light is strong at noon, the plants should be placed in semi-shade.

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