Ich habe vor zwei Wochen meinen ersten Maidenhair -Farn bekommen … so weit so gut. Ich gieße es täglich mit einem Spritzer Wasser. Es ist in meinem Badezimmer mit nordöstlichem verdünntem Licht.

    Neugierig, wie lange du deine hast, bevor sie starb? 😂 Ich versuche mein Bestes zu geben, um nicht zu sehr angeschlossen zu werden.

    Von: ABoringMom2

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    1. When the time is right, after you’ve let your guard down and come to love this little beauty, just when you think it’s safe to let yourself care, you’ll walk in one day and find it somehow both crispy and soggy. And that’s when you will truly know heartbreak

    2. meltinglights1083 on

      By the looks of your monstera cutting prop’… not long at all!

    3. allcars4me on

      When is your next vacation? I had to save mine from the ragged edge twice due to long vacations.

    4. Groovy-Gardening on

      I kept mine right next to my kitchen sink so I’d remember to keep her constantly wet. I still think I only got a month out of her gorgeous lil self

    5. MuppetSquirrel on

      I bought my little one maybe 6 months ago. It’s a bit smaller now but not dead so…🤷‍♀️

    6. NerfPandas on

      Tbh most ferns are ok drying out a bit, my suggestion would be to see how much it is okay with drying out. A splash of water daily over time will result in your plant being underwatered and dying. It is always best to have wet dry cycles I have found where when you water you water 4-5 times so the soil is completely full of water

    7. Enough_Explanation74 on

      My fern had some die off during winter. Your plant looks great compared to mine.

    8. Revolutionary_Low_36 on

      She’s so pretty. I nearly bought one a few weeks ago. This makes me want to go back and get one.

      I know I will kill it somehow.

    9. HellaMadScientist on

      I’ve never had a maidenhead, I’m not a big fan of ferns, so take this suggestion with that in mind. If they need to be watered daily, consider moving the plant into LECA/hydroponics. I’ve had really great success with monsteras and begonias in LECA. I even have a snake plant thriving in LECA! It cuts waaaaay back on having to remember when to water.

    10. clapclapsnort on

      Six months for mine. She’s crispy and moist at the same time.

    11. UnicornLock on

      I killed a bunch trying to care for it how people told me. The one I put on clay gravel and splash water at every few days is thriving, almost doubled in size.

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