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Crocodile Fern Care Crocodile ferns need regular water, but the plant won't last long in soggy, poorly drained soil. A rich, well-drained potting soil such as a soil formulated for African violets works very well. To keep the plant happy, water whenever the surface of the potting mix feels slightly dry.
- How much light does a crocodile fern need?
- Why is my crocodile fern turning brown?
- Why is my crocodile fern yellowing?
- How often should you water a crocodile fern?
- Do ferns need sunlight?
- Where do you place a crocodile fern?
- Are crocodile ferns toxic?
- How much is crocodile fern?
- How do you care for a Crocodylus Fern?
- Are crocodile ferns epiphytes?
- How big does a crispy wave fern get?
How much light does a crocodile fern need?
If you live in zones 10 or 11, you can even add these to your outdoor garden.
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A Houseplant With Interesting Foliage.
| Botanical Name | Microsorum musifolium |
|---|---|
| Mature Size | 2 to 5 feet tall and wide |
| Sun Exposure | Bright, indirect late to shade |
| Soil Type | Rich, moist, well-draining |
| Soil pH | Slightly acidic to neutral |
Why is my crocodile fern turning brown?
Crocodile Fern Humidity Needs
Signs that your plant isn't getting enough humidity include crispy brown tips that appear on the foliage. This can also be a sign of under watering so make sure you check your humidity levels and the soil moisture to check the cause.
Why is my crocodile fern yellowing?
A Crocodile fern might also display some yellowish or brown pigmentation on its leaves. Such an occurrence is almost always a warning sign that something is wrong. The plant might be receiving too much water, sunlight, or not enough of either one.
How often should you water a crocodile fern?
Crocodile ferns need regular water, but the plant won't last long in soggy, poorly drained soil. A rich, well-drained potting soil such as a soil formulated for African violets works very well. To keep the plant happy, water whenever the surface of the potting mix feels slightly dry.
Do ferns need sunlight?
Ferns Need Plenty of Indirect Light
Most ferns prefer indirect light, which means you should avoid placing them where sunlight will hit them—their leaves can get scorched if you do, resulting in a dry, crispy plant.
Where do you place a crocodile fern?
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- Humidity. They like a bit of moisture in the air. They'll love life in the bathroom, or you can mist them daily.
- Most light conditions. They're made for shade, so an ideal plant if you don't have bright rooms. Not keen on direct sun.
- Regular watering. Like most ferns, they enjoy moist soil.
Are crocodile ferns toxic?
Crocodile Ferns are non-poisonous plants and safe for humans, dogs, and cats. Trim off crowded fronds to encourage airflow. This will help reduce the possibility of fungal infections.
How much is crocodile fern?
Microsorium musifolium 'Crocydyllus'
| Size | Price | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Inch Pot | $29.95 | Out of stock |
How do you care for a Crocodylus Fern?
CARE : Keep moist during dry periods; reduce water in the winter. Ferns thrive in humid conditions and are happier to have wet leaves than wet roots. Apply a slow release fertiliser during spring and a half-strength diluted liquid fertiliser every 4-6 weeks during the warmer months.
Are crocodile ferns epiphytes?
Native to Malaysia, in the wild these monsters are actually epiphytes (despite them growing up to 6 feet tall!) and are often found growing in the crooks of large trees. Thankfully, in a terrarium they're likely to stay much smaller, but still larger than most terrarium plants.
How big does a crispy wave fern get?
In its native tropical jungle, Crispy Wave fern grows in the shade of large trees, in the nook of large branches or palm leaves, and can reach up to five feet. As a houseplant, this lovely fern rarely grows taller than two feet. It is considered easy to grow, as long as it has a warm, very humid environment.
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