I let this rabbit foots fern get dry and lost all foliage. Moved it outside in full shade and it is recovering.
Next are the ferns I murdered , I fertilized them with my normal indoor mix. Wasn't real sure what the problem was but I finaly washed out the soil and 3 of 5 are recovering My Dragon's Tail fern was really nice. WAS.
I have had some success. This Mares foot came from central Europe, first leaf took 8 weeks and the next took 12.
These are cutting from ebay, most early june and some are late july starts.
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This sounds like like saves to me, caught-in-time's, not fails.
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Rabbits foot ferns do not like to dry out at all. If mine gets even slightly dry, the fronds lay flat, then turn brown if I'm not paying attention. Yours looks like it's coming back in a nice form!
One thing I learned from having ferns, is to use those glass watering balls. If I ever think there will be a time I might miss watering and the ferns will dry too much, I stick the watering ball in as a safeguard, even if I'm around the house and just busy.
And it's best to test the watering balls prior to any type of extended absence so you know what the outcome will be when you return home. I was so thankful my husband told me to do that, as a couple of the watering balls allowed the water to quickly run out, so I knew not to use the cheap ones- only buy the good ones.
