Japanese fern tree (Japanese fern)

Early Japanese fern (Japanese fern) is an ornamental plant that is popular for its elegant, dimensional beauty. The leaves are slender, lined up to be spangled, light green to dark green, and some species have leaf borders or midline lines of silver, red or purple-brown leaves, making them look more special than more attractive than regular fern varieties.

Distinctive characteristics

• Long slender leaves with clear leaf lines, beautiful, quaint

• Grow into clumps, good for interior decoration of home, office or indoor garden

• Like high humidity and light, not resistant to strong sun

Cultivation

• Lighting: placed in a shade, lit by mites, such as a window or in a partially lit room.

• Water: Water the soil to moisten, but not to pry. Water should be carpeted to moisten the leaves.

• Soil: Material organic mixed loam, well drained, such as chopped coconut bract + loam + coconut flax

• Fertilizer: add slow melt fertilizer, or mild water fertilizer once a month

Benefits

• Used as a potted plant adorning a table, shelf, or hanging in the corner of a room.

• Increase refreshment and help purify the air to a certain extent.

• Decorate a Japanese-style garden or minimalist garden to look calm and relaxed.