I’m a self-proclaimed fern whisperer and these are garbage rescue, the big one is 2yrs old, it barely had leaves, ask me anything fern related
Got this fern from a beloved related that is now deceased. Would anyone help me id it? 23.2198° S, 45.8916° W reddit.com/gallery/r9f3ao
Adiantum wilesianum - This is a tropical maidenhair fern closely related too and often confused with Adiantum polyphyllum. It also has a very distinct smell that fills the room which I wouldn't describe as pleasant....
Recently unlocked Fern Island and unlocked the farmhouse on it. Any Island-related tips for me please?
I want to learn about ferns, their physiology and everything related. What are some good books I could read?
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Can all ferns be grown epiphytically or is there any certain species to look out for? Pic related is my rabbit’s foot fern that is wrapping around driftwood in a plant only paludarium
Got this at a local nursery, think it's a type of fern? What is it? If not, is it related to ferns? imgur.com/KH4v4Zc
2 of my kangaroo paw fern's fronds look pale and sickly, noticed it starting about a week ago. I've had this plant for about 2 years and this has never happened. I watered it with aquarium water a few weeks ago, could that be related? someone please let me know what I can do(
Local plant shop had two of my wishlist plants, a brake fern and African milk tree. One a related note, I'm no longer allowed to go to plant stores alone. reddit.com/gallery/n7u57v
What is that mod (Foxy Fern video)? It tracks your skill xp. I tried searching on stardewvalleymod.com but couldn't find anything related
Many people mistake these for grass but they are in fact Isoetes (quillwort). They are more closely related to ferns and have been around since the Jurassic period. Photo from Arabia Mountain, GA, USA.
Not a plant but related.. my favorite delicate, fussy fern. Does anyone have plant tattoos?
just brought this fern home a few minutes ago, does anyone 1. know what type of fern this is and 2. have any tips for caring for this type of fern? I’m a relatively inexperienced plant parent so any and all help is greatly appreciated!
What is this? The lady at the nursery said it was related to a "rabbits paw fern"
Mounted Stag horn fern. Do I need to unmount & check roots? Or is this humidity related?
Please help! Bought this beauty today, we were told it was related to/in the fern family. Supposed to be difficult to take care of. The underside of the leaver are a reddish color!
Skylarking- is this the related to cashing in your Fern-ticket?
I suspect Skylarking is a naturally outdoor clothes-optional intimacy, as the sonic backdrop of bird chatters and insects and buzzy hummers intensify the alfresco setting.
There's also a Gloustershire idiom calling for a 'Fern Ticket'- al-fresco initimacy as close as wanted,
The Greek word for ferns is related to feathers/wings (pter-), which describes their appearance! en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/…
Birds nest fern has fuzzy bits. Normal for plant, or pest related?
Minor fern related emergency, help from a local gardener?
I'm posting for a friend who is having a bad day. He's going to be giving a big career related talk in Vancouver on Monday and a portion of his talk involves a live demo with a touch sensitive fern, called mimosa: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimosa_pudica
Despite prepping for several weeks in the greenhouse, he had some last minute trouble and has been looking for young samples of this variety before hopping on the plane. No luck, so I suggested the good folks in the Vancouver sub who might be able to recommend a store or knows a guy or something that could help find an 8" tall mimosa touch sensitive fern somewhere in Vancouver before Monday. Plant size is very important apparently! He will surely compensate the helpful individual somehow. Thanks, fingers crossed!
Edit: Great leads so far, thanks!
What are these squiggly lines on my java fern? Is it related to some hitchhiker snails I found?
Is my Lace Fern about to die? Leaves browning, soil looks mouldy. I water it twice a week gently, and it gets no direct sunlight, as per instructions. Room is relatively dry. (Asparagus setaceus plumosus) reddit.com/gallery/r77o2y
Can anyone ID this plant? Someone told me it was "related to" an asparagus fern but I'm not sure if that's correct. imgur.com/a/YtGJS
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Crossposting on ferns! I’m relatively new so I’m not sure if this is normal or something is wrong. TIA! reddit.com/gallery/oaval3
$FERN is making higher lows every day on relatively little volume. This usually means the float is locked up and primed for a big breakout. Do your own DD, but I think we'll be seeing some huge moves soon.
All day trip to the Stone county wildlands yesterday and we found 21 Fern relations. Here are some Lady spores.
My asparagus fern has appreciated more water. 5 tall stems and working on a 6th rn. I have to keep rotating it to keep it relatively upright. I think I've had it maybe a year?
I recently got this fern (Butch) and I know they are relatively easy to care for but I have no idea how frequently I should water him. Any tips?
Crocodile fern is relatively healthy besides a few leaves that turn yellow and then brown and die. Any idea what's wrong with it?
Davallia parvula, a mini, epiphytic, "vining" fern which is great for terrariums. It's relatively easy to grow and resilient. Moist, humid, low to medium light. Sphagnum works well for substrate. This one was featured in my recent video about 10 easy to grow miniature terrarium plants.
Hello! Is my hemionitis arifolia just underwatered? It has been in a relatively cold room because my asparagus and some other ferns are thriving in there. We just had our first night below 0, I read it needs at least 15c all year and it might have been under that the past nights. :( reddit.com/gallery/k3tict
Pyrrosia lanceolata, an epiphytic and lithophytic fern with waxy, scaly foliage. Native to Africa, Asia, Australia. This one is relatively new to me and is still adjusting. Can't wait to see some growth. reddit.com/gallery/ktiq2r
Any hope for this maidenhair fern? Also, this is too big right? I’m still learning. Fungus gnats twice, just seems to hate me. The white stuff is DE I sprinkled, seemed to help but there’s still some there.. help appreciated and please be kind, I’m a relatively new plant parent 🥺🥺
(pnw) who are these cuties? a chantarelle relative? growing in gravel among red alders, moss, and bracken ferns. about 20f from red cedars and douglas firs. thank you! reddit.com/gallery/jz67o2
My fern seems to be languishing. I keep him inside with relatively low light, any tips? Should I put him in a corner on the back porch?
Hi guys! I’m new to this sub and relatively new to house plants. I desperately need help with this Boston fern. My mom has a huge, super healthy Boston fern that she had professionally repotted in two parts last summer and gave me one of them and it just hates me. More details in the comments. TIA!
Found my first stink horn relative in Otorohanga, New Zealand. My guess is the white basket fungus, Ileodictyon cibarium, which is found in NZ and Australia. Found amongst silver fern detritus on a track in town.
Fern - A small, beautiful, and relatively unknown area in Arkansas
This decades old fern I met at a relative's home yesterday! imgur.com/7oy20nP
