Ayana:; I just finished watching your video. I can't make up my mind which I enjoyed the most. If it was the information you were giving or your beautiful face, smile and manner. This 73 year old grandmother is enjoying you. I'm just getting ready to try some ferns because my home doesn't lend well to house plants that need sunshine. So I have ordered some shade loving ferns to try. Thank you for your nice video. I will be back and hope to see you again! You're a beautiful young lady!
Girl, let me tell you. I have NEVER had much luck with Ferns (Boston Fern, Button Fern) but then I re- watched your video. And I said, ok maybe it was the type of Fern so I will try one last time. Today I bought a Birds Nest Fern. Here’s to keeping hope alive 🤞🏽
@@seaside9670 it’s still alive. At first most of the leaves died and I almost gave up. But I keep it on a pebble tray and make sure there’s always some water. New growth started. So it’s alive, not my favorite plant. Slow growing. But alive 🤷🏽♀️
Beautiful fern collection! Can’t wait to see you grow it in 2022 😍 I love the Maiden Hair fern, but have killed several ... until I finally put one in a terrarium with some other plants. Now I just water the terrarium once a week and it is thriving. Thanks for another great video!
I rescued a fern from Walmart. It was the only one left not literally crispy! I have no idea how to care for ferns. Now I've got a place to start, thank you!
Wow!!! 50 ferns!!! That is quite the collection. I bet that looks beautiful!!!. I love the look of the boston fern but I don't know where I would put it if I brought it inside.
@@RootingMindfully where I live I can keep them under my carport during winter, it doesn't get that cold here in south Georgia where I live. I am expanding my house collection by watching your vidoes, my girls already say mama you got a lot of flowers. I just want to enjoy them while I am still here. ❤
@@irispresley3182 Hmmm that is interesting. Ohhh I hope I am not influencing you too much lol I am sure your girls will want to go plant shopping with you one day and then they will have a huge collection too :):):)
@@RootingMindfully , not at all, I have always had house plant, just finding out new one's I never seen before. My youngest loves flowers but my oldest doesn't show interest.
Staghorn are my number one plant. Google this. Stags are most like animals than any other plant. They live in a colony and each Staghorn has its own individual job. First plant to be documented functioning as a colony. I have nine in my colony. Also a fern collector.
very informative. i didnt realize there were so many different varieties of ferns. I have so little luck with ferns and I think it may be under watering and not enough humidity. thank you for the pebble tray tip.
Thank you for another wonderful video and lovely ferns. I’m starting to fall in love with ferns also, but I had difficulty caring for them until I understood their care and needs. 💚
Good luck with those Maidenhair ferns! In my experience your best bet is a forest-like soil mix (spaghnum moss, + bark, coarse sand and rich soil) and a pot with a water reservoir for humidity. Also, a pebble-tray if you live in a dry area.
Great info and beautiful plants! I just got into ferns - I have a crocodile and a hurricane and I’m loving them 💚 they both have larger fronds so I’m hopeful I can keep them alive & happy
I highly recommend a rabbits foot fern, as their not finicky and one of the easiest ferns, in my opinion, to keep alive. I have 5 ferns myself and love their delicate leaves. Thank you for your informative video!! Your plants look beautiful!!😊
I am watching this because I’m bringing in some ferns that are growing outside in my yard since it’s getting cold. I watched another one yesterday that said not to use terra-cotta pots because it works away the moisture and they need moisture held in the soil.
Enjoyed your video.Now the asparagus fern IS correctly named.I use them every summer to fill in with my flowers.Makez a beautiful display.A Foxtail is soft, bushy and a very distinctive form of each tail...
Pretty ferns!! Thanks for sharing, still not getting any. Had a Big ol' Boston I took in that promptly died leaving bags of brown fronds behind...omg the mess! Im traumatized 😭🤣
I was always afraid of trying to handle a fern, but you make it seem relatively easy. I might reconsider trying one, except for your last tip about the critters getting in. As usual, it's also good seeing your "Co-host, Saje."
I looooooveeee Ferns too 😃 Not very experienced fern mama yet but making baby steps fern by fern 🙂🙃🙂 Birds Nest was my first one and helped me overcome the "fern anxiety". Got myself a couple of Andiantums last week, so let's see how it goes.....
I love your videos, but even though I see that you are wearing a mic, I have to turn my volume all the way up to hear you... Is there a way to turn up your mic?
These are all very lovely. Once I move, I'd like to invest in some. My current home isn't conducive for them. My only experience with ferns are the Boston ferns which were the only ones my mother wanted when I was a child. Of course I took over caring for them (lol) and noticed they needed water at least twice a week.
@@RootingMindfully at the moment, I would invest in the Licorice fern because of my hectic schedule. It doesn't require much water at all which to me is unusual based on what I know of the other ferns, but it would suit my schedule just fine.
Thanks so much I have a lot of ferns and I'm learning I have them in terracotta pots they say is not good because they get dry fast but for me it's ok I think for you too like 3 of mine die but the came again.I like your video not to much people talk about ferns.
Hello u are correct, I have 2 maiden hair and they are diva's.True on the water.I had to cut their hair to agitate new grow.Thanks on the humidity.Also on the staghorn I was given one and after I obtained her.I decided to clean her leaves.This white dust or something appeared.I looked under the under lay u spoke of not removing and it's there as well.Called forist she stated mineral build up.I was'snt happy about her findings per.say.I asked if they could develop mealy bugs.All in all I too love the staghorn since I saw ir.How do u keep your humidity constant.Is it with more then 1 humidifier?Please share.Thank you as well.
Yes the maidenhair ferns are definitely thirsty plants lol I constantly have to check it to make sure I don't let it dry out too much. Which is why I put it in my bedroom so I can see it everyday when I wake up. I think my humidity is high because I have a lot of plants to be honest. I don't run my humidifier. I actually gave it to my mom. But keeping up on my watering, having a lot of plants and having them grouped together is what keeps it high.
Having terracotta pots will cause the plant to dry out so quickly. Have plastic pots, particularly with a water well in the bottom will be easier to look after.
Hello :) your ferns are too beautiful especially your bird's nest fern. I have a few ferns, I'm found that maidenhair ferns are the most difficult for me as they dry out sooo quickly.
I just started getting into Ferns (I have 4 😄). I got the Crispy Wave Fern today aa a matter of fact. Have you thought about mounting one of your Staghorn Ferns? I'm wanting to get one so I can mount it.
Congratulations on your fern baby :):):) ohhh Carmen, you are giving away my plans for next year lol Yes I do want to mount them. I think they will look really good. :):):)
Just got a stag horn fern last week. I don’t want to mount it but not sure how to keep it in a pot. I read that they don’t absorb moisture through the soil.
My do just fine in the pots. The staghorn can absorb moisture through their shields. It is an environmental adaptation. But you still need to make sure the roots receive moisture.
do you have any experience with crocodile ferns? i fell in love and got one from Planterina a month ago. lost a couple of small, old leaves and have a few brown spots...have moved it to a brighter (near a grow light) spot and am really watching the watering and i think we’ve leveled out. as a broader leaved fern, as you say, i’m hoping it is an easier one. love the texture...
I had two before but they came with critters. It is actually on my wishlist. I made a video about that. I am going to try it one more time and then after that I am done lol. My mom actually just ordered one from planterina and it was gorgeous. Sometimes the older smaller leaves do brown. That is normal. My champion birds nest did that too. It should be fine now. Let me know how it does. :):):)
Is the aging on your terra-cotta pots completely natural? They look beautiful! I never used to like the color of terra-cotta pots, but once I discovered that they get this beautiful white on them as they age, I started loving them more and more. But the terra-cotta I have do not seem to be aging like that… Any advice? I have not had them long, not even a full year yet… How long does it take for that white stuff to build up on a pot?
It is natural. It is just mineral deposits building up on the pot. It develops depending on what kind of water you use, the fertilizer and if you water your plants thoroughly. I'm not sure how long it took for mine. Maybe a couple weeks to a couple months.
I liked your video on ferns you seem to know a lot about them you explain how to care for them very well I love Maidenhair ones a lot can’t keep them alive ugh but I keep trying keep sending videos thanks
They really are some of my favorite plants. Yes. The maidenhair is tricky. You just have to have high humidity and water her more often. But she is a lot of work lol
Maidenhairs once they have an established root system will survive even if the foliage dies off just cut them back and wait. I have had great success with maidenhairs without adding extra humidity to the air and I live in South Africa
Now THIS is a plant that I cannot keep........:) What is the longest you have had one? I will revisit video in detail. However this is one that dies on me all the time. Starts good then starts losing leaves withering and finally done! Slow death. I will come back and watch this video!
Really? I love the birds nest ferns. They do the best for me. I feel like they are more hardy. I think I have had it for over a year. I like them so much I have been buying different varieties of birds nest ferns. I did repurchase a maidenhair fern, but they are not as easy. So far so good though
I went plant shopping today and I bought a Philodendron Birken and a Polka Dot plant. I got another one, but can't remember the name they said it is. Can you tell me what type of care they need. Thank you.
I have two asparagus “ferns”, a rabbit’s foot, and what I think is a Lemon Button or Japanese Holly fern. I really want a staghorn or a mounted staghorn!
@@RootingMindfully the roots on mine aren’t too long and creepy yet! And if they get to that point hopefully there will be enough foliage to cover most of them! ☺️
Amazing ferns... they are my absolute favourite plants. Just to let you know the foxtail ferns and the one you showed before it they are all varieties of asparagus ferns. Are all your ferns in terracotta?
My king fern shot out a stem almost over night, really! Now they are about 2 feet long .They look like the mother plant on the ends.i don't know know whether to cut them off or leave them alone. Help
The only way I can keep ferns alive indoors is in a wicking pot with a consistent reservoir of water. Prior to trying this, I killed every fern that came through my door.
Foxtail and Ming are types of asparagus ferns--there are many varieties, but they aren't really ferns at all. Real ferns belong to the plant class Polypodiopsida, and reproduce by spores. Asparagus "ferns" are plants in the class Asparagaceae and produce seeds. Unlike real ferns that never flower, asparagus ferns produce small white or pinkish flowers in spring and after flowering, produce little green or red berries.
Asparaguses are not ferns! They are called "ferns" because they look like ferns (not that much, imho), but they are not ferns. Ferns have absolutely different type of growth and propagate with spores, and asparagus flowers and gives seeds. Maybe in a care they are alike with ferns..., but ferns differ in care too. Showing asparagus in a video about ferns is like showing desert rose (adenium) in a video about roses. And personally for me - it's like showing a watermelon peperomia in a video about watermelon plants😜😂 I really don't like when poor asparagus is said to be a fern... Guess, it should be very upset with this situation in houseplant community🤔
HI DARLING LADY, MAYBE CHANGE YOUR THIRSTY FERNS OUT OF TERRACOTTA POTS AS THOSE KIND OF POTS SUCK THE WATER OUT OF THE SOIL. LOTS OF LOVE AND BLESSINGS TO YOU, ANNETTE QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA.
Ayana:; I just finished watching your video. I can't make up my mind which I enjoyed the most. If it was the information you were giving or your beautiful face, smile and manner. This 73 year old grandmother is enjoying you. I'm just getting ready to try some ferns because my home doesn't lend well to house plants that need sunshine. So I have ordered some shade loving ferns to try. Thank you for your nice video. I will be back and hope to see you again! You're a beautiful young lady!
Girl, let me tell you. I have NEVER had much luck with Ferns (Boston Fern, Button Fern) but then I re- watched your video. And I said, ok maybe it was the type of Fern so I will try one last time. Today I bought a Birds Nest Fern. Here’s to keeping hope alive 🤞🏽
Ditto!
I am struggling with my Boston. How did it go with you? Thinking of throwing it out
@@seaside9670 it’s still alive. At first most of the leaves died and I almost gave up. But I keep it on a pebble tray and make sure there’s always some water. New growth started. So it’s alive, not my favorite plant. Slow growing. But alive 🤷🏽♀️
Its so rare to see tutorials on ferns! Thank you
I know right!?!?!? They are treated like black sheep lol
Wow, I am impressed by those terra-cotta pots with beautiful ferns in them. Great job caring for these sometimes tricky plants.
Thank you :):):) there is definitely a learning curve.
I love your interior so much!
Love your ferns and your terracotta pots wow.
Beautiful fern collection! Can’t wait to see you grow it in 2022 😍
I love the Maiden Hair fern, but have killed several ... until I finally put one in a terrarium with some other plants. Now I just water the terrarium once a week and it is thriving. Thanks for another great video!
Ohhh I bet the Maidenhair fern looks beautiful in the terrarium. That is a good idea.
That dog!!!!!!!!!! 😍
I know. He is something else lol
Your staghorn is incredible. I've only ever seen them mounted! It's cool to see them potted up.
Yes i think the potted look is very interesting
I rescued a fern from Walmart. It was the only one left not literally crispy! I have no idea how to care for ferns. Now I've got a place to start, thank you!
I love your ferns, I have about 50 Boston ferns and Kimberly and asparagus ferns outside. I have one crocodile fern.
Wow!!! 50 ferns!!! That is quite the collection. I bet that looks beautiful!!!. I love the look of the boston fern but I don't know where I would put it if I brought it inside.
@@RootingMindfully where I live I can keep them under my carport during winter, it doesn't get that cold here in south Georgia where I live. I am expanding my house collection by watching your vidoes, my girls already say mama you got a lot of flowers. I just want to enjoy them while I am still here. ❤
@@irispresley3182 Hmmm that is interesting. Ohhh I hope I am not influencing you too much lol I am sure your girls will want to go plant shopping with you one day and then they will have a huge collection too :):):)
@@RootingMindfully , not at all, I have always had house plant, just finding out new one's I never seen before. My youngest loves flowers but my oldest doesn't show interest.
Staghorn are my number one plant. Google this. Stags are most like animals than any other plant. They live in a colony and each Staghorn has its own individual job. First plant to be documented functioning as a colony. I have nine in my colony. Also a fern collector.
This was very informative, thank you. How do you personally keep the humidity for your ferns. The pebble method has not really worked for me.
This is my favorite video of yours, so far!!!!!!
Thank you!!! I really appreciate that :):):)
very informative. i didnt realize there were so many different varieties of ferns. I have so little luck with ferns and I think it may be under watering and not enough humidity. thank you for the pebble tray tip.
Thank you for another wonderful video and lovely ferns. I’m starting to fall in love with ferns also, but I had difficulty caring for them until I understood their care and needs. 💚
Thank you for watching :):):) I am glad that you figured them out. They are awesome plants to own :):):)
i love ferns, too.
Good luck to your collection @BeeBee. happy planting
wow lovely ferns! 💚 makes me want more
Thank you :):):) ohhh no lol
Good luck with those Maidenhair ferns! In my experience your best bet is a forest-like soil mix (spaghnum moss, + bark, coarse sand and rich soil) and a pot with a water reservoir for humidity. Also, a pebble-tray if you live in a dry area.
Thank you for sharing such clear and informative content! I really enjoy your thoughtful videos and kind personality - keep up the great work!!
Awww thank you. That is so sweet of you. :):):) Thank you for watching :):):)
Great video! I love ferns, but you don’t hear much about them in the plant community.
Yeah they are not the "trendy" plant, which is a shame because they are really interesting and beautiful.
So true
Good information, thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much. Thank you for watching :):):)
Agree! very informative video. Looking forward to your next video.
Makes me get more ferns now 😱. HAPPY PLANTING TO ALL OF US!
Great info and beautiful plants! I just got into ferns - I have a crocodile and a hurricane and I’m loving them 💚 they both have larger fronds so I’m hopeful I can keep them alive & happy
I highly recommend a rabbits foot fern, as their not finicky and one of the easiest ferns, in my opinion, to keep alive. I have 5 ferns myself and love their delicate leaves. Thank you for your informative video!! Your plants look beautiful!!😊
I love your ferns. The tips were great too I do not have any ferns in my plant collection as yet but i am hoping to get some soon.
Thank you. I hope you try them. Let me know if you do :):):)
Beautiful ferns, thanks for showing! 🤗
I am watching this because I’m bringing in some ferns that are growing outside in my yard since it’s getting cold. I watched another one yesterday that said not to use terra-cotta pots because it works away the moisture and they need moisture held in the soil.
I'm on my way to get the first one lol, great video. I had no idea ferns were such a big family.
Thank you :):):) Let me know how it goes. They have a huge family!!!
Im a new subscriber. Love your calm and relaxed videos!
Welcome :):):) Thank you so much
Enjoyed your video.Now the asparagus fern IS correctly
named.I use them every summer to fill in with my flowers.Makez a beautiful display.A Foxtail is soft, bushy and a very distinctive form of each tail...
Im a fern lover, and I learned something new. Thank you! :)
Yayyy Welcome to the club. Thank you for watching. I am glad you found it helpful :):):)
@@RootingMindfully omg thank you, I cant wait to share more videos soon. This is so much fun! ^_^
Haha it really is 🙂🙂🙂
Pretty ferns!! Thanks for sharing, still not getting any. Had a Big ol' Boston I took in that promptly died leaving bags of brown fronds behind...omg the mess! Im traumatized 😭🤣
Lol that is ok. There are some plants I refuse to buy too lol
@@RootingMindfully sounds like a good vid to post...Like "Plants left not bought..by me".
Haha it’s on my list
So nice to see your collection
Great information! Ferns are my favorite and your information is very helpful.
I was always afraid of trying to handle a fern, but you make it seem relatively easy. I might reconsider trying one, except for your last tip about the critters getting in. As usual, it's also good seeing your "Co-host, Saje."
Lol yes no one wants a plant that has a bunch of critters. lol haha Saje really thinks it is his show and he is the star lol
I looooooveeee Ferns too 😃 Not very experienced fern mama yet but making baby steps fern by fern 🙂🙃🙂 Birds Nest was my first one and helped me overcome the "fern anxiety". Got myself a couple of Andiantums last week, so let's see how it goes.....
Yeah I would definitely take it slow. I really wouldn't stress over it because then you will have a negative association with them.
wow!Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching :):):)
I'm not very familiar with ferns and had no idea how many different varieties there are. Nice collection!
There are so many more!!! Thank you for watching 🙂🙂🙂
I love your videos, but even though I see that you are wearing a mic, I have to turn my volume all the way up to hear you... Is there a way to turn up your mic?
No but I can look into the audio
Not into ferns but I love your dog and enjoy the pitter patter of his feet and his special appearences.
lol He is a very active one lol
These are all very lovely. Once I move, I'd like to invest in some. My current home isn't conducive for them.
My only experience with ferns are the Boston ferns which were the only ones my mother wanted when I was a child.
Of course I took over caring for them (lol) and noticed they needed water at least twice a week.
Boston ferns are beautiful. I would love to have one but they are huge. Which ones would you invest in?
@@RootingMindfully at the moment, I would invest in the Licorice fern because of my hectic schedule. It doesn't require much water at all which to me is unusual based on what I know of the other ferns, but it would suit my schedule just fine.
Ohhh I haven’t heard of that one. I will have to look that one up. 🙂🙂🙂
Thanks so much I have a lot of ferns and I'm learning I have them in terracotta pots they say is not good because they get dry fast but for me it's ok I think for you too like 3 of mine die but the came again.I like your video not to much people talk about ferns.
Loved the video . Good delivery of information ♥️
Hello u are correct, I have 2 maiden hair and they are diva's.True on the water.I had to cut their hair to agitate new grow.Thanks on the humidity.Also on the staghorn I was given one and after I obtained her.I decided to clean her leaves.This white dust or something appeared.I looked under the under lay u spoke of not removing and it's there as well.Called forist she stated mineral build up.I was'snt happy about her findings per.say.I asked if they could develop mealy bugs.All in all I too love the staghorn since I saw ir.How do u keep your humidity constant.Is it with more then 1 humidifier?Please share.Thank you as well.
Yes the maidenhair ferns are definitely thirsty plants lol I constantly have to check it to make sure I don't let it dry out too much. Which is why I put it in my bedroom so I can see it everyday when I wake up. I think my humidity is high because I have a lot of plants to be honest. I don't run my humidifier. I actually gave it to my mom. But keeping up on my watering, having a lot of plants and having them grouped together is what keeps it high.
I just love your videos, Sage is so precious! I'm curious to know how you get the patina on your terracotta pots.
Thank you :):):) The patina develops over time. It develops depending on the type of water you use and how you water your plant.
Having terracotta pots will cause the plant to dry out so quickly. Have plastic pots, particularly with a water well in the bottom will be easier to look after.
Great, informative video. Thank you.
Hello :) your ferns are too beautiful especially your bird's nest fern. I have a few ferns, I'm found that maidenhair ferns are the most difficult for me as they dry out sooo quickly.
Thank you :):):) Yess I agree. I always have to water mine.
The asparagus fern grows really well outdoors. It doesn't necessarily have to be compact. I got one because my mother grew this in her garden
I just started getting into Ferns (I have 4 😄). I got the Crispy Wave Fern today aa a matter of fact. Have you thought about mounting one of your Staghorn Ferns? I'm wanting to get one so I can mount it.
Congratulations on your fern baby :):):) ohhh Carmen, you are giving away my plans for next year lol Yes I do want to mount them. I think they will look really good. :):):)
Just got a stag horn fern last week. I don’t want to mount it but not sure how to keep it in a pot. I read that they don’t absorb moisture through the soil.
My do just fine in the pots. The staghorn can absorb moisture through their shields. It is an environmental adaptation. But you still need to make sure the roots receive moisture.
This is very informative! And omg 🐶!
Thank you and lol
Very nice video thank you
do you have any experience with crocodile ferns? i fell in love and got one from Planterina a month ago. lost a couple of small, old leaves and have a few brown spots...have moved it to a brighter (near a grow light) spot and am really watching the watering and i think we’ve leveled out. as a broader leaved fern, as you say, i’m hoping it is an easier one. love the texture...
I had two before but they came with critters. It is actually on my wishlist. I made a video about that. I am going to try it one more time and then after that I am done lol. My mom actually just ordered one from planterina and it was gorgeous. Sometimes the older smaller leaves do brown. That is normal. My champion birds nest did that too. It should be fine now. Let me know how it does. :):):)
Is the aging on your terra-cotta pots completely natural? They look beautiful! I never used to like the color of terra-cotta pots, but once I discovered that they get this beautiful white on them as they age, I started loving them more and more. But the terra-cotta I have do not seem to be aging like that… Any advice? I have not had them long, not even a full year yet… How long does it take for that white stuff to build up on a pot?
It is natural. It is just mineral deposits building up on the pot. It develops depending on what kind of water you use, the fertilizer and if you water your plants thoroughly. I'm not sure how long it took for mine. Maybe a couple weeks to a couple months.
I liked your video on ferns you seem to know a lot about them you explain how to care for them very well I love Maidenhair ones a lot can’t keep them alive ugh but I keep trying keep sending videos thanks
They really are some of my favorite plants. Yes. The maidenhair is tricky. You just have to have high humidity and water her more often. But she is a lot of work lol
Maidenhairs once they have an established root system will survive even if the foliage dies off just cut them back and wait. I have had great success with maidenhairs without adding extra humidity to the air and I live in South Africa
Great advice.
Thank you! Information very helpful!🤗
Glad it was helpful!
I just discovered your video's. Appreciate your information and also like your fur coat wearing child.
Now THIS is a plant that I cannot keep........:) What is the longest you have had one? I will revisit video in detail. However this is one that dies on me all the time. Starts good then starts losing leaves withering and finally done! Slow death. I will come back and watch this video!
Really? I love the birds nest ferns. They do the best for me. I feel like they are more hardy. I think I have had it for over a year. I like them so much I have been buying different varieties of birds nest ferns. I did repurchase a maidenhair fern, but they are not as easy. So far so good though
Your staghorn fern is beautiful. I just got a small one.
Thank you :):):) I am sure it will grow big soon.
I went plant shopping today and I bought a Philodendron Birken and a Polka Dot plant. I got another one, but can't remember the name they said it is. Can you tell me what type of care they need. Thank you.
You have such a sweet voice.
Thank you ❤
I have two asparagus “ferns”, a rabbit’s foot, and what I think is a Lemon Button or Japanese Holly fern. I really want a staghorn or a mounted staghorn!
Wow. The roots don't creep you out on the rabbit's foot? lol You should definitely get a staghorn. It will change your whole life :):):) lol
@@RootingMindfully the roots on mine aren’t too long and creepy yet! And if they get to that point hopefully there will be enough foliage to cover most of them! ☺️
@@MaddieMettler Hahah Yeah I saw one at the nursery and when I saw the roots I almost dropped it lol smh
Amazing ferns... they are my absolute favourite plants. Just to let you know the foxtail ferns and the one you showed before it they are all varieties of asparagus ferns. Are all your ferns in terracotta?
They are really great plants. Yup all except the little maidenhair ferns. I prefer terracotta
My king fern shot out a stem almost over night, really! Now they are about 2 feet long .They look like the mother plant on the ends.i don't know know whether to cut them off or leave them alone. Help
I have an asparagus fern and someone leaves are turning yellow what does that mean.
please give soil mix (media) for Fern. How to make a good soil media for Fern? Which ingredients?
Cotton Candy Fern, Asparagus Fern, Ming Fern. Thanks
I gave up on ferns. They die because they want to die. No matter what I do they die.
Awww it is ok. I'm not good at a lot of plants lol
I feel that, too, Samantha. They are divas to me hahaha
The only way I can keep ferns alive indoors is in a wicking pot with a consistent reservoir of water. Prior to trying this, I killed every fern that came through my door.
I have heard of some people using a reservoir. I am glad that works for you. Are you getting any more?
@@RootingMindfully The two that I have now have given me some confidence. I might try heart fern next which probably also isn't really a fern. Haha.
That one is a big humidity lover. That’s why mine didn’t do well a couple years ago.
Please help me with my bird nest fern. It has brown edging. HELP!!!!!!
What is the beautiful plant with the long leaves on your fireplace?
My anthurium? I don't have a fireplace.
@@RootingMindfully Which anthurium is it. Do you have a Whalefin Plant?
WOW!!! Your dog looks just like you, wow
❤
Check out my ferns I keep them in a bio active encloser for my lizard. But I'm going to expand on house plants.
My bird nest fern was never shiny and now it’s dying. HELP
Saje stares at camera, cute!
He thinks he is the star lol
Foxtail and Ming are types of asparagus ferns--there are many varieties, but they aren't really ferns at all. Real ferns belong to the plant class Polypodiopsida, and reproduce by spores. Asparagus "ferns" are plants in the class Asparagaceae and produce seeds. Unlike real ferns that never flower, asparagus ferns produce small white or pinkish flowers in spring and after flowering, produce little green or red berries.
Do you have any ferns in the bathroom.
No just snake plants and a zz zenzi
Asparaguses are not ferns! They are called "ferns" because they look like ferns (not that much, imho), but they are not ferns. Ferns have absolutely different type of growth and propagate with spores, and asparagus flowers and gives seeds. Maybe in a care they are alike with ferns..., but ferns differ in care too.
Showing asparagus in a video about ferns is like showing desert rose (adenium) in a video about roses.
And personally for me - it's like showing a watermelon peperomia in a video about watermelon plants😜😂 I really don't like when poor asparagus is said to be a fern... Guess, it should be very upset with this situation in houseplant community🤔
Yeah that’s why I mentioned in the video that they are not ferns. Thank you for the information though 🙂🙂🙂
HI DARLING LADY, MAYBE CHANGE YOUR THIRSTY FERNS OUT OF TERRACOTTA POTS AS THOSE KIND OF POTS SUCK THE WATER OUT OF THE SOIL. LOTS OF LOVE AND BLESSINGS TO YOU, ANNETTE QUEENSLAND AUSTRALIA.
Currently killing the easiest one
The asparagus is actually plumosa
And the one you said wasn't asparagus is asparagus
*5:28** ferns dont bloom, but that fern is not a true fern. Its in the asparagus family!*
Thank you for the feedback
@@RootingMindfully *sorry for the late reply! you're welcome ♡*
Rabbit hair ferns
Do you have a fiddle leaf fern.
I have an Australian Tree Fern
Came for the ferns, stayed for the Frenchton
Thank you 🙂🙂🙂
The ming is not a fern; it is an asparagus