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Maidenhair Fern Houseplant (Didymochlaena Truncatula)

Maidenhair Fern Houseplant (Didymochlaena Truncatula)

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  • 20-40cm tall
  • Very Easy To Care For

Things to love about the Maidenhair Fern Plant:

  • Beautiful green foliage
  • Perfect in a shaded or damp location
  • Easy to care for
  • Great for beginners

This Didymochlaena Trunculata houseplant is potted in a 9cm nursery pot in peat free soil.

Didymochlaena Trunculata is often known as the Maidenhair Fern plant because it's fronds are said to resemble that of the hair of a fair maiden! This easy to care for plant is a perfect choice for a shaded spot and its lush green foliage is very easy on the eye.

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Maidenhair Fern Houseplant (Didymochlaena Truncatula) Care Tips

  • Care Difficulty

    Very Easy To Care For

  • Light Preference

    Bright indirect light is best

  • Temperature

    15-25 degrees centigrade is ideal

  • Plant Height

    20-40cm tall

  • Watering

    Keep plant moist. Do not allow to stand in water

  • Humidity

    Mist occasionally

  • Toxicity

    Humans and pets - harmful if eaten

  • How Does It Grow?

    Bushes outwards via stem and leaf

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More About Didymochlaena Trunculata

The maidenhair fern is a timeless classic - a houseplant that is truly prehistoric. While the plant you receive might not be from the Jurassic, ferns have been around since before the dinosaurs!

Perfect for a moist or humid spot, making them perfect for bathrooms, kitchens and hallways. A warm and humid spot out of direct light is the perfect spot for didymochlaena trunculata. Regular misting will help to thrive too.

The maidenhair fern should never be allowed to dry out.

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