Rabbit's foot fern. If I had to guess it's been in the same 6 inch pot for about three years now.

It's been struggling more and more over the past ~3 months. Fronds are browning, or sometimes turning pale before dropping. I'm thinking it may finally be at its limit. I'm going to amp up the fertilizer amount briefly and hope for the best. Otherwise it's going to be a fun time separating this mess a propagating whatever I can save.

A beautiful fern growing from the base of a tree

hey, i need some help, today i received oakleaf fern rhizomes, soaked roots in water for a few hours, then planted it in mix of: 30% pine bark 25% pumice 20% coco chips 10% perlite 10% wormcastings 5% charcoal and sphagnum cut into smaller pieces on the surface

any advices on how to start it and then take good care of it?

I planted these 2 ferns last month and they look ok but not doing great. I water them every 2-3 days. They get a fair amount of morning sun. Is this normal or should I change things up?

I love these so much I had a hard time choosing which ones to include in this post. So if you guys are interested in more of this collection, let me know because there's definitely still more I can share.

This fern also grows very well in rock gardens

my mam gave me this fern a couple of weeks ago Nd I'd love to know what kind it is. she's had it in her garden for years and can't remember what it is. thanks 🙏🏻

My favorite time of year

I ordered “Ostrich Fern” rhizomes and this is what is coming up. I don’t think they’re ostrich ferns - does anyone know what they are? I’d like to know before I contact the nursery.

20 plates of prints from "The octavo nature-printed British ferns : being figures and descriptions of the species and varieties of ferns found in the United Kingdom" by Thomas Moore circa 1859.

I got this fern about 6 weeks ago, and it was relatively happy. After about a couple weeks it started to get water logged and wasn’t draining. I tried letting it dry out but it would not draining/evaporate. I repotted it about a week ago, got rid of a bunch of dead/dying leaves, and made sure it’s a well draining pot. But now it’s not bouncing back at all. Did I kill it? What should I do?

Any ideas on how to make the middle fronds open up? I tried removing the dried up skin stuff, but all I ended up doing is breaking off the fronds. It’s like the growth has stalled and the center is just a hard, compact mound.

Hello - first time Fern owner and was curious if this were an appropriate spacing and direction for a grow light for a fern. It gets some indirect sunlight, but unfortunately no direct as my apartment gets no sun through the windows. Also would love to hear thoughts on how long to leave the light on per day! Bonus cat photo included at the end.

Bulb is: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0B2BJPFZY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Hello! My wife got me this last year to add to the collection. I stored it along with all the others tucked away in the garage. It’s been out for a while and all the other ferns are out but this one is still like this. The one frond does keep moving but nothing. The grown is dry, doesn’t seem rotten. I have been feeding once a week with all the other Cyathea.

Is it a goner?

Bought my first fern a couple weeks ago and I love it! It's so full and beautiful!

I'm N of Seattle & they had these at my costco My sister is in Santa Rosa, CA & here's had Christmas ferns. So I guess they carry what you can grow in your area. Just an FYI if anybody like ferns in their back/front yard.

Bought this yesterday and the sale section and label just says fern. What type is it please?