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Potting medium for boston fern?
I was recently given a small Boston Fern that is in an ugly pink pot, so I want to repot it. I noticed that it's potted in what I'm assuming is some kind of moss. Is this normal? Should I change it to potting soil when I switch pots?
Sylence, is the moss on top of the soil or is your fern planted in all moss?
If it's planted directly in moss, well, this is new to me..BTW, how's the fern doing?
I mix my own soils using all purpose, peat, and half a handful of Perlite.
Unpot, and check roots..if it looks like it needs a bigger pot, go up a size or two..If there's several inches of room, without roots filling up pot, use the same size container, other than pink..:) Plastic containers are best used for ferns..Toni
Thanks for the advice. It is moss all the way through, and honestly it doesn't seem to be doing that great. Tips of almost all fronds are brown/black (was this way when I was given it), with quite a few dead/dried up fronds that I have already pruned away.
Sounds like the moss might be staying too wet. Toni gave some good advice. Try mixing up your own well draining soil and stay with the same size pot if it's not too big or too small.
The soil should be watered when the top starts to feel like it's getting dry, or will be dry in a couple more days. Keep the soil slightly on the moist side, bright indirect light.
Expect some browning on tips and entire fronds once in a while, especially in winter.
Black tips can be an indication of overly wet soil.
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Sylence, ferns in general, and your nephrolepis in particular, likes its soil kept moist....always.
Many people turn away from these plants because of this need to check on them as often as they need.
The moss you mention I'll assume is peat moss. Usually Boston Fern is a plant that likes to be given such concentration of standard potting soil and peat moss.
When giving a plant new amounts of peat moss, it is necessary for the peat moss to be wetted first with hot water. This will allow the peat moss to be mixed with the soil without any shrinking of it away from water.
The trouble is most ferns--Boston Fern included--are plants that are hung up. This poses a problem to ensure it is given water as many times as it does and yet allow it to drain properly. How does one catch drainage unless the pot includes such with it or water is caught below or you bring the plant down to water, allow drainage fully, then hang it back up.
Sometimes this can be very annoying....a nuisance and sometimes not carried out and the plant dries out.
This drying out....or watering too much, or letting it have too much light or its touching cold window glass can cause the tips to brown. As well, giving it too much fertilizer will also do it. And because the plants are often hung up, sometimes above heat vents and the current of air can cause browning tips and edges.
Many plants are fertilized the wrong way. Houseplants should be watered first....then fertilized if using liquid type.
In any case, ferns have to be given humidity. How does one give a hanging plant such moisture. Misting often can help and putting a water tray below it (if possible) will help too. This humidity given can guarantee it wont dry out but must not be thought of as a watering.
About water: Ferns have tneder leaves and can be affected if given water that is high in fluorine or a heavy concentration of salts. If the water comes from a well and the well is on a softening system, such water can harm plants. Water from a tap offline or bottled should be given it. Water should be allowed to gain room temperature so as to not stress the plant being given cold water straight from the tap.
Always find these type of discussions interesting as I live in s. florida .How can something so easy here be so difficult in other places? lol. Boston fern is one of the most noxious weeds in every location I cultivate. have never found a place it will not grow just a matter as to how much lol
Why such a big difference.?? I wish I could figure out a way to STOP them from growing. Most obnoxious in hanging baskets and orchid pots. They even sprout on dust on windowsills.lol
Is it the humidity that makes such a BIG difference here?? Obviously house plants are kept in the house so couldn't be temps,watering, soils . Any guesses??
BTW All ferns that I grow on purpose lol in pots are grown in long fibered sphagnum. Great stuff for careless waterers. That's probably what's in your pot right now..
Boston ferns do OK here in the summer when it's humid, but bring them inside and they start browning and dropping and making a gawdawful mess. I won't let them inside any more.
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"Google Glass" is being transformed into military technology that will eventually take a step further and be re-purposed for many other vital uses such as transportation, navigation and identification
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The grant, whose application was facilitated by the New York-based American Friends of Hebrew University, will enable the establishment of a Unit of Correlative Microscopy at Rehovot campus.
For three years, the Advanced Waste Water Treatment Demonstration Project will bring cutting edge water technologies developed by Israeli academics.
EnviroNor operates floating treatment plants to offer a cheaper solution to purifying the globe's water supply.
Sense helps us learn about the quality of our sleep and even suggests what time would be
ideal to go to bed and wake up.
Conveyance of the sewage by means of the new pipeline was part of a NIS 40m. scheme.
"We must save the ecological system of the Mediterranean Sea from collapse – 100,000 protected animals die every year in the sea, as a result of uncontrolled fishing," a statement from SPNI said.
The agreement, worth some $800 million, is the result of a memorandum of understanding signed among Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian officials on December 9, 2013, in Washington.
Signing the agreement on Thursday is National Infrastructure, Energy and Water Minister Silvan Shalom, alongside his Jordanian counterpart, Water and Irrigation Minister Hazim El-Naser.
Through smell stimulus association, smokers can change behavior and decrease cigarette addition.
By ISRAEL21C
This is the brink of cyber defense training.
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Tel Aviv-based firm has developed an app that can guide drivers to empty on-street parking using real-time, crowd-sourced data from mobile phones.
By REUTERS
"Sweeper" program to develop first generation of harvesting robots on the market.
8200 EISP (Entrepreneurship and Innovation Support Program), is the first and only accelerator in Israel that is a nonprofit organization.
Israel to help Islands with about $150,000 worth of support in water-related technology.
Now you can see all the platforms of 11 parties on key issues with one click, thanks to the Tel Aviv-based grassroots organization Kol Oleh.
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During the trip, Cook is also expected to meet with former President Shimon Peres, as well as the country's senior high-tech figures.
Local start-ups know how to focus on the long-term and mature quickly.
Beer Yaakov sewage infrastructure has long been suffering repeated malfunctions, which have led to the "massive discharge of sewage to the city of Ness Ziona."
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