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I bought a new fern today at Lowe's called a "Rowerii fern" (pteris cretica) I have been eyeing this fern for a couple of years now, always thought it looked nice with it's unusual leaves, but I was afraid to buy it thinking it might be like the maidenhair ferns and their leaves can dry up like a tumble weed! Been there done that
I do have two Boston ferns already and they do fine. For now I put this new one inside my tabletop greenhouse for safe keeping just in case!
Anyone have a Rowerii fern? How well does it do for you indoors in low humidity? Does it get big?
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The Rowerii fern is also known as a Bird's foot fern or a Cretan table fern ... it requires consistently moist soil; do not let it dry out between waterings. Also, ferns are generally low to medium light plants, so no direct sun.
Bird's foot fern, yeah, I like that name, it fits. I appreciate the information!
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