If you want to add a touch of tropical greenery to your home, you will not go wrong with a fern. In the wild Tree Ferns can be seen in areas with high moisture: cloud forests, on river beds and creeks. These shade loving plants demand very little in terms of nurture, all they need is good humidity and ways to protect them from direct sunlight. So if you have a sheltered, shady spot in your garden, or your home you could consider bringing how a dinosaur.Locating: Direct sun or overly bright light can bleach or burn the leaves of a Fern. So any area that offers filtered light is best for these plants. They do extremely well when themed with granite or brick facades in areas with indirect light. Since these plants need regular watering and misting it’s worth checking on the plants for signs of rot when they are located in areas with extremely low light.Watering: Ferns demand regular watering and misting, but they can’t stand waterlogged conditions. So ensuring a good, well-draining potting mixture is ideal to keep your plant happy.
