Planetagarden
Button ferns are picky about water -- they like a bunch of it, but they want it to drain quickly out of the soil. When the fronds begin to droop or the leaves begin to curl around the edges, check the soil's moisture. ... It shouldn't be so moist that water sits on top or in the bottom of the pot, however.
- What does an overwatered fern look like?
- How often do you water a button fern?
- How much light do button ferns need?
- How often do you water a lemon button fern?
What does an overwatered fern look like?
The first sign that a fern is overwatered is usually yellowing or wilted leaves. ... The weight of the pot is another indication that a fern needs water. If the soil is dry, the pot will feel very light. Hold off watering for a few days, then test the soil again.
How often do you water a button fern?
Water regularly - weekly, or more often in extreme heat. Foliage clumps reach 18 in.
How much light do button ferns need?
The button fern prefers bright indirect light, especially during the cold weather and subdued light during the summer season. They have a high tolerance to the colder climate but dislike frost. The ideal room temperature for it is between 65° – 75° degrees Fahrenheit (18° – 24° C).
How often do you water a lemon button fern?
A lemon button fern can survive in a very damp environment, but will also be okay if you let it dry out every once in a while. It's a plant that's easy to streamline to your other plants' watering schedules. Whether you're watering it more often or just once a week, it will perform for you.
