The Frosty Fern gets its name from the distinctive white colouring of its new growth, giving its tips a frosted appearance. It is soft to the touch, and is sure to let you know when it is thirsty by completely flopping over, but will perk right back up once you\’ve watered it. This plant makes for a great terrarium plant, as it absolutely loves high humidity levels. Attributes Type: Tropical Height:4in – 10in Spread:4in – 10in Light: Bright Indirect Water: Moderate Zone:9 – 11 Pet Safe: Non-Toxic Care General Maintenance:Ferns can be repotted once every couple years, but they will actually do fairly well being a little pot bound. Prune any dead stems to encourage new growth. Temperature:Prefers temperatures around 21C, and will not withstand temperatures below 13C for long. Light:Your plant will appreciate a bit of time in the morning sun, but too much sun can cause leaf scorching. For most of the day, keep your plant in a bright spot with indirect/filtered sunlight. These plants will do well with a fairly low amount of light, but they thrive best with a bit of sun. Watering:Ferns do not like to dry out, so keep your soil evenly moist at all times. Ensure that your pot has good drainage to avoid your plant getting waterlogged. These plants enjoy some humidity and will do well withbeing misted every day or two. Water slightly less during the winter. Soil:Prefers a light, well-draining, organically rich soil. Something peat-based and mixed with perlite is a good choice. Fertilizer:Feed with a diluted balanced liquid fertilizer every 3 weeks during the growing season (April to August).

The Frosty Fern gets its name from the distinctive white colouring of its new growth, giving its tips a frosted appearance. It is soft to the touch, and is sure to let you know when it is thirsty by completely flopping over, but will perk right back up once you’ve watered it. This plant makes for a great terrarium plant, as it absolutely loves high humidity levels.

Attributes

Type: Tropical
Height:4in – 10in
Spread:4in – 10in
Light: Bright Indirect
Water: Moderate
Zone:9 – 11
Pet Safe: Non-Toxic

Care

General Maintenance:Ferns can be repotted once every couple years, but they will actually do fairly well being a little pot bound. Prune any dead stems to encourage new growth.

Temperature:Prefers temperatures around 21C, and will not withstand temperatures below 13C for long.

Light:Your plant will appreciate a bit of time in the morning sun, but too much sun can cause leaf scorching. For most of the day, keep your plant in a bright spot with indirect/filtered sunlight. These plants will do well with a fairly low amount of light, but they thrive best with a bit of sun.

Watering:Ferns do not like to dry out, so keep your soil evenly moist at all times. Ensure that your pot has good drainage to avoid your plant getting waterlogged. These plants enjoy some humidity and will do well withbeing misted every day or two. Water slightly less during the winter.

Soil:Prefers a light, well-draining, organically rich soil. Something peat-based and mixed with perlite is a good choice.

Fertilizer:Feed with a diluted balanced liquid fertilizer every 3 weeks during the growing season (April to August).