KANGAROO PAW FERN Information, Description and More! (Microsorum diversifolium)

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Thank you for tuning in to our video on Fern Kangaroo Paw! Today, we'll be taking you on a journey through the fascinating history, description, preferred companions, growing tips, and various uses of Fern Kangaroo Paw. Here's a quick overview of what we'll be covering in this video:
Latin name: Microsorum diversifolium
Sun: Partial shade to full shade
Days to germination: 14-21 days
Seed depth: Not applicable; propagated by division
Spacing: 12-18 inches (30-45 cm)
Frost tolerant: Not frost tolerant
Days to maturity: Not applicable; perennial plant
Height: 1-2 feet (30-60 cm)
Grow zones: 9-11
Life cycle: Perennial plant
Pollinator attractant: Non-flowering plant
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[@craftshark3221]

Nice horticulture informational video ! I've had this type of fern for years and am happy to learn a few facts about it . The Kangaroo paw fern is easy to propagate by rooting cuttings , care for and interesting to view : )

[@terramatergardens]

Thanks for the comment and happy to teach you something new!

[@hemanthhemanth3208]

Can we put this in aquarium?

[@terramatergardens]

Kangaroo paw ferns are not aquatic plants, so they are not suitable for growing in aquariums. These ferns are adapted to terrestrial environments and prefer well-draining soil. With that being said, anything is possible, I seen a video of someone growing orchids in water yesterday. If you have any questions about aquarium plants or need recommendations, feel free to ask!