button fern for sale

1. How much sun does a button fern need?
2. Is Button Fern toxic to cats?
3. Are button ferns toxic?
4. Why is my button fern wilting?

How much sun does a button fern need?

House your button fern in a bright or even slightly shady spot, but not in direct sun. A sun-filled kitchen or living room is a good choice. Make sure to keep your button fern in a humid environment (ideally, in 50 percent humidity).

Is Button Fern toxic to cats?

Lemon button fern.

With a plethora of small, button-like leaves, this plant flourishes in low light and loves water. It has a subtle lemon scent when actively growing, but is safe if your dog or cat sneaks a nibble.

Are button ferns toxic?

Yes! Button Ferns are non-toxic to dogs and cats.

Why is my button fern wilting?

If the leaves are wilting, it might be because it's getting too much or too little sun. Move it to a new location where it can be partially shaded or protected from the sun to help it regain its health. Button ferns grow best when the temperature is 60 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, which is ideal for a houseplant.